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Is there any field mapping between NAV and BC?

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Posted on by Fernando Jose R

Hello,
Is there a way to know which fields in a table were changed by time, for example in the Items table in NAV existed the Product group field now does not exist and was replaced by the Item Category field in BC. Any documentation or something.
thanks in advance.

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Mohana Yadav 60,993 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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These may help

https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/no-audience/2017/03/30/the-new-item-categories-feature-replaced-the-product-group-feature-in-dynamics-nav-2017/

https://www.mindquad.com/product-group-code-feature-replaced-by-item-categories-feature/

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Hi, you can enable the change log in Business Central, so you have a history of activities. The log is based on changes that are made to data in the tables that you track. On the Change Log Entries page, entries are chronologically ordered and show changes that are made to the fields on the specified tables. The change log collects all changes that are made to the table.

You activate and deactivate the change log on the Change Log Setup page.

On the Change Log Setup page, if you choose the Tables action, you can specify which tables you want to track changes for, and which changes to track. Business Central also tracks several system tables.

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Judy

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Gerardo Rentería Ga... 25,157 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi

The changes are so many and so different that it is very difficult to find a place that compiles everything, the changes occur from one version to another and from one CU to another. I recommend that you try to narrow down your doubts and identify the NAV version from which you want to see the change in BC.

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Gerardo

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