Hi Dhruva,
This is a bug we found. Here are your options:
1. Verify that the advanced hr and payroll modules are even used. If not, run the following scripts below to re-install the products:
USE DYNAMICS
drop table APR000020
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 1911
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 4522
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 4933
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 4955
/*Run the following on the company databases*/
DROP TABLE APR_PIP40100
DROP TABLE PTO00100
DROP TABLE CLM40600
2. If the advanced hr and payroll modules are used, verify the version of the advanced hr and payroll modules are at the latest version.
a. Run the following statement in the SQL Server Management Studio:
select * from DYNAMICS..APR000020
b. Verify the versions match those listed below:
PRODID 1911 - 9.0.60
PRODID 4522 - 9.0.45
PRODID 4933 - 9.0.26
PRODID 4955 - 9.0.88
c. If the versions are not at the latest, download the latest version and install the version for Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0. **NOTE**Following the installation, login to Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 as the sa user to finish the update.
mbs.microsoft.com/.../hrp_bp_addon.htm
3. Verify the correct hotfix for Microsoft Dynamics GP is installed for the update to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. The version must be 9.00.0371 or later.
4. Install Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 1 or earlier. **NOTE**There is currently an issue when updating the advanced hr and payroll modules to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2. Therefore, the update path must first stop at Service Pack 1 or earlier.
5. Update the databases to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 1 or earlier.
6. Login to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service pack 1 or earlier as the sa user to finish the update of the advanced hr and payroll modules.
7. Install Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 2 or later and update the databases to that version.
Updating from Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010
1. Verify that the advanced hr and payroll modules are even used. If not, run the following scripts below to re-install the products:
USE DYNAMICS
drop table APR000020
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 1911
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 4522
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 4933
delete DYNAMICS..DB_Upgrade where PRODID = 4955
/*Run the following on the company databases*/
DROP TABLE APR_PIP40100
DROP TABLE PTO00100
DROP TABLE CLM40600
2. If the advanced hr and payroll modules are used, verify the version of the advanced hr and payroll modules are at the latest version.
a. Run the following statement in the SQL Server Management Studio:
select * from DYNAMICS..APR000020
b. Verify the versions match those listed below:
PRODID 1911 - 10.0.38
PRODID 4522 - 10.0.51
PRODID 4933 - 10.0.82
PRODID 4955 - 10.0.97
c. If the versions are not at the latest, download the latest version and install the version for Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0. **NOTE**Following the installation, login to Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 as the sa user to finish the update.
mbs.microsoft.com/.../hrp_bp_addon.htm
3 Verify the correct hotfix for Microsoft Dynamics GP is installed for the update to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. The version must be 10.00.1368 or later.
4. Install Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 1 or earlier. **NOTE**There is currently an issue when updating the advanced hr and payroll modules to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2. Therefore, the update path must first stop at Service Pack 1 or earlier.
5. Update the databases to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 1 or earlier.
6. Login to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service pack 1 or earlier as the sa user to finish the update of the advanced hr and payroll modules.
7. Install Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 2 or later and update the databases to that version.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Thanks,
Jonathan