Ok. Just checked it. In my case it was also SP2.
You need a HF for NAV 4 SP 2.
Try the two available hotfixes for SP2.
The build number which solved my problem was:
1) See my blog, I described the problems with Altering database under MS SQL 2005.
2) You need to have 4.00 SP2 + Update 1 - this is a minimum...
3) If you fullfill point 2, you can open the Alter Database dialog, but still you need to enter correct size into the box. Do not forget, that Trans. Log under MS SQL 2005 has limited max. size. And do not forget, that the no. showed by default is in bytes, but the name of column is "Maximum size (MB)" - you need to enter the size in MB, not in bytes... 8) (there is difference between MS SQL 2000 and 2005, where NAV on SQL 2000 shows you correct value, but on SQL 2005 shows you size in B and not in MB...)
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Eric Wauters
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'You can not enter '2147483648 KB. The cursor is in front of invalid character'
user is 'sa' which is a dbowner
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Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
My blog
Hi!
I guess you are using Nav4.
You need to get a patch vor Navision or you have to use a newer version like SP1 or SP2.
The patch number is 272944 and is available from MS.
JTH
I am using Navision with SP2 .
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You need a HF for NAV 4 SP 2.
Try the two available hotfixes for SP2.
The build number which solved my problem was:
4.0.2.22611
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2) You need to have 4.00 SP2 + Update 1 - this is a minimum...
3) If you fullfill point 2, you can open the Alter Database dialog, but still you need to enter correct size into the box. Do not forget, that Trans. Log under MS SQL 2005 has limited max. size. And do not forget, that the no. showed by default is in bytes, but the name of column is "Maximum size (MB)" - you need to enter the size in MB, not in bytes... 8) (there is difference between MS SQL 2000 and 2005, where NAV on SQL 2000 shows you correct value, but on SQL 2005 shows you size in B and not in MB...)
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