Hi Experts,
I have a Resource Non-strock integrated running.
I have taken a copy from my running Production (FinOps Instance) that contains several legal entities
* Entity A (has Project Transactions) not enabled!
* Entity B (Does Not have Project transactions)
IsEnabled Under the Global Parameters setting in Project Management & Accounting.
Everything is running as supposed and we can cover the entire process from Quote -> Payment.
But when we try to access the transactions in
FinOps e.g. from Accounts Recievable / Customers / Customers / Transactions / Transactions - We are met with the following errors:
- INSERT INTO /DBO/.t11150SFAOS2_2462624_25A802F56C7942D3847359BBADC337DB (NAME,LANGUAGEID,NAMEALIAS,PARTYNUMBER,LEGALENTITYID,TAX1099REGNUM,UPSNUM,KEY_,BRANCHID,ORGID,ISSUINGSIGNATURE,DATAAREA,RECVERSION,PARTITION) SELECT T1.NAME AS f1,T1.LANGUAGEID AS f2,T1.NAMEALIAS AS f3,T1.PARTYNUMBER AS f4,T1.RECID AS f5,T1.TAX1099REGNUM AS f6,T1.UPSNUM AS f7,T1.KEY_ AS f8,T1.BRANCHID AS f9,T1.ORGID AS f10,T1.ISSUINGSIGNATURE AS f11,T1.DATAAREA AS f12,? AS RECVERSION,5637144576 AS PARTITION FROM DIRPARTYTABLE T1 CROSS JOIN tempdb./DBO/.##t10078SFAOS2_2462624_42363C89A60D407F8FD2D848227E6931 T2 WHERE ((T1.PARTITION=5637144576) AND (T1.INSTANCERELATIONTYPE IN (15798) )) AND (((T2.PARTITION=5637144576) AND (T2.DATAAREAID=N'dax')) AND (T1.DATAAREA=T2.ID))
- table 'db_d365opsprod_fmdkoneerppo_ax_20240209_12533909_c7c9.dbo.t11150SFAOS2_2462624_25A802F56C7942
D3847359BBADC337DB', column 'NAMEALIAS'. Truncated value: 'Fellowmind Holding D'./>[Microsoft][ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server][SQL Server]String or binary data would be truncated in table 'db_d365opsprod_fmdkoneerppo_ax_20240209_12533909_c7c9.dbo.t11150SFAOS2_2462624_25A802F56C7942 D3847359BBADC337DB', column 'NAMEALIAS'. Truncated value: 'Fellowmind Holding D'. - Object Server Azure:
- Cannot insert multiple records in Legal entities associated with role (MyLegalEntities). The SQL database has issued an error.
This error messages occur everywhere in the system where we try to access the transactions?
Have you guys seen this before or have any ideas where to look.
Thanks!