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DenSter wrote: Don't EVER change the primary key of ANY standard Navision table. That's all I have to say about that . By the way, for autosplitkey to work, you need to have an integer as the last field of the Primary key of the table.
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To use the autosplit facility, the primary key of the source table must end with a Integer Integer/BigInteger/Decimal/GUID.
Like, in Purchase Line table the primary key is "Document Type,Document No.,Line No.", which ends with Integer (Line No. is a Integer type)
Yes I have changed the default sorting order system in subform.
How can I solve this problem?
Thanks,
Sandip.
Why do you want to sort the lines differently? Mabye there is another solution.
By the way, for autosplitkey to work, you need to have an integer as the last field of the Primary key of the table.
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I do not think he has done that. He has changed the sorting of the form, not the primairy key.
But nontheless I fully agree with you never to change primairy keys in navision.