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Dear All,
I am using NAV 2013 R2 (AU). Something very strange is that the standard General Journal-Test Report (Report ID 2) is running into loop. When I checked, I found out that the ErrorLoop is causing problem.
Any idea?
Best Regards, MMV
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Dear All,
I found out the issue. Though there is a filter set on the Integer table, it yields the maximum number of records, i.e., 2000000001 and hence it was running into loop. All these happened because of the "Build Server Application Objects" command. I tried to remove the Integer table entry from the Object Metadata table (in the standard database) and executed the "Build Server Application Objects" command and tried to run the Test Report, report started going into loop.
So the issue seems to be with the "Build Server Application Objects".
Any suggestion how to overcome this.
Best Regards,
MMV
hi,
Thank you for you reply.
In the ErrorLoop, the current code is
SETRANGE(Number,1,ErrorCounter);
If I change the above as
SETRANGE(Number,1,1);
It works well.
But if the counter is anything apart from one, i.e.,
SETRANGE(Number,1,2);
It goes onto loop.
Any idea?
Best Regards,
MMV
if the report is a standard report, export that report as text file ( ! ) from a database, where it runs well and import it to the target database, compile the report, test again.
if this does not work, run the debugger to find the position, where the error occurs for better analysis.
Hi,
The below issue is happening only on a particular database. I tried to replicate on another copy of the database, but it works well.
But the issue is with my live database using the standard object.
Best Regards,
MMV
I didn't see any issue, may be it is happening in a particular scenario.
So please try to replicate issue in Cronus Demo Database and If you can replicate then please create a service call for Microsoft.
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