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Navision Attain Hash 1.0
aleix1979
Member Posts: 213
Hi,
While doing the synchronization between Navision and Outlook at the begining of a session, I get an error (basically my Navision client breaks).
I have found the code responsible for that:
"Outlook Entry ID Hash" := HashCalculator.CalcMD5(OLItemID);
At first I thought it was a matter of the Hash DLL that was not returning control to Navision or that was doing so badly enough to get Navison to crash.
But after separating
text := OLItemID
HashCalculator.CalcMD5(text)
I could see that it was not even reaching the second statement.
The error is in R5171 and the Hash code in the synchronization entry is 9d2384b27116789c72206880bad60938.
I cannot find any pattern in the contacts that are breaking so I guess something is wrong in the OLItemID := OLContact.EntryID sentence.
Does anybody have any clue? :-k
While doing the synchronization between Navision and Outlook at the begining of a session, I get an error (basically my Navision client breaks).
I have found the code responsible for that:
"Outlook Entry ID Hash" := HashCalculator.CalcMD5(OLItemID);
At first I thought it was a matter of the Hash DLL that was not returning control to Navision or that was doing so badly enough to get Navison to crash.
But after separating
text := OLItemID
HashCalculator.CalcMD5(text)
I could see that it was not even reaching the second statement.
The error is in R5171 and the Hash code in the synchronization entry is 9d2384b27116789c72206880bad60938.
I cannot find any pattern in the contacts that are breaking so I guess something is wrong in the OLItemID := OLContact.EntryID sentence.
Does anybody have any clue? :-k
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