Okay this is a strange one. I'm not 100% certain I'm right but I really cannot find any other cause of this issue.
This bug is occurring on our sandbox environment. Essentially all addresses related to projects that were created before we upgraded to 10.0.31 no longer display. I got access to the sandbox database and I can confirm that the LogisticsPostalAddress record still exists, the data for the deliverylocation field within the projtable still exists for all of the records, and the relations still match up. I went as far as configuring my dev environment to access the sandbox database and follow the code and for whatever reason it doesn't find the related address records. The only thing I've been able to find is this.
The above snippet is just data from the database joining the projtable to the logisticspostaladdress table, the sysrowversionnumber listed there is for the logisticspostaladdress records. Any projtable record that is related to a an address record with the sysrowversionnumber of 0x does not display or relate in the form, however any combinations that do have data listed in that column do work.
Other relative information. Our sandbox has been setup for awhile now and we have yet to go into production. I don't know if that could be a factor here. My dev environment which was provisioned about 2 months before the 10.0.31 patch does not have this problem, the data that exists there has valid sysrowversionnumbers even though that data was sourced from the sandbox environment.
Does anyone have any idea what could be happening here?
Thank you,
Okay I just confirmed the issue. I did an SQL update to one of the "broken" logistics address records by changing its location to itself, causing an update to the record. It now has a SYSROWVERSIONNUMBER value and when I look up the project record it now relates and is visible when all previous tests it was not working.
If anyone has any information about why this might be happening or any reassurance that something like this would not happen in production I'd appreciate it because this big of a data issue is really scary for someone transitioning to D365.
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