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No license file has been uploaded to the server

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I can't upload a licence to business central server. I tried a lot of things, and I constantly get this error. Did anyone had this error before. Kind Regards, Branislav

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Inge M. Bruvik 1,165 Moderator on at

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I see you use the old format of the license file. Maybe you need to try with a file of the new updated format.

Please find info about that here:

docs.microsoft.com/.../new-license-file-format-support-larger-licenses

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I don't believe this is an issue, because one of my colleague is using it on the same database.

Are there any other options except this?

Kind Regards Branislav

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Marco Mels Microsoft Employee on at

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Hello,

I haven't seen this error before but you may want to add -Database NavDatabase to your command line. Otherwise, feel free to raise it to support.

Thank you.

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Amit Baru 3,037 on at

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Hi,

Please refer the below link for Uploading the License file in BC D365 On-perm

erpconsultors.com/.../

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Amit Sharma

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Sridhar Lakshmanan 2 on at

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You need to Force the license file to be local and stored in the Business Central database that is used by the specified Business Central Server instance.

Import-NAVServerLicense $ServerInstance -LicenseFile $path -Database NavDatabase

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