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Upgrade of data and application from D365BC Spring (14) to D365 BC wave (20)

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Hi,
I am an It person from a user company. It is a very small company with no partner because we can't offer to pay them.
I have the NAV database of BC 365 Spring (14), with data. I want to upgrade to D 365 BC wave (20). I have tried but it is giving an error at using the txt2al tool.
1. Please help me with these errors. it says DOTNET Compatibility is not there. even reinstall many times same Error.
2. Need simple steps to Upgrade with 10 extra tables to D365 BC 200

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  • Krishna Kodidala Profile Picture
    465 on at

    Do we need Txt2Al tool, why direct conversion is not possible with Invoke command??

  • Krishna Kodidala Profile Picture
    465 on at

    Thank you, please help

    in the following ord

    1. Invoke-NAVApplicationDatabaseConversion -DatabaseServer $DatabaseServer -DatabaseName $ApplicationDatabase

    2.Set-NAVServerConfiguration -ServerInstance $NewBcServerInstance -KeyName DatabaseName -KeyValue $ApplicationDatabase

    3.Restart-NAVServerInstance -ServerInstance $NewBcServerInstance

    4.Import-NAVServerLicense -ServerInstance $NewBcServerInstance -LicenseFile $PartnerLicense

    5.Mount-NAVTenant -ServerInstance $NewBcServerInstance -DatabaseServer $DatabaseServer -DatabaseName $TenantDatabase -Tenant $TenantId -AllowAppDatabaseWrite

    6.Sync-NAVTenant -ServerInstance $NewBcServerInstance -Tenant $TenantId -Mode Sync

    last one gives error

    "Sync-NAVTenant : An unexpected error occurred after a database command was cancelled."

    warm Regards - Krish

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    Nitin Verma Profile Picture
    21,710 Moderator on at

    Hi,

    Can you please show your command you are using?

    Thanks.

  • Krishna Kodidala Profile Picture
    465 on at

    Thanks for the suggestion,

    The link you have given is not addressing my issue.

    when I run txt2al it is just asking DOTNET compatible error. even if reinstall it gives the same error.  I was partner for Microsoft till recent time , now I have joined same user company

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    Inge M. Bruvik Profile Picture
    1,111 Moderator on at

    I strongly recommend to to think twice before you start doing a BC migration on your own without any assistance from a partner.

    That could easily cost you more than the fee you would pay your partner.

    Maybe this can be of help: ?

    community.dynamics.com/.../txt2al-conversion---problem-with-dotnet-in-business-central-onprem

    If not i think you at least needs to provide the complete error message you are getting.

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