Merged Objects Import - Permission

sathyaa

We had merged a customised database objects with the base database objects and India Localosation database objects in the Navision Developer's Tool Kit merging tool. We merged the objects by automatic merging and Manual Merging.After Merging the merged objects are imorted to the India Localisation database.

While Importing the table objects it gives an error -
"YOU DON'T HAVE PERMISSION TO MODIFY THE 'PAYMENT TERMS' TABLE - CONTACT THE SYSTEM MANAGER IF YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR PERMISSIONS CHANGED"

What we should do for this error ? And how we can Import the Merged Objects in to Navision Database.

Navision DB Version :4.1

Regards
D.Satyanarayanan

diptish.naskar

sathyaa wrote:

We had merged a customised database objects with the base database objects and India Localosation database objects. After Merging the merged objects are imorted to the India Localisation database.

While Importing the table objects it gives an error -
"YOU DON'T HAVE PERMISSION TO MODIFY THE 'PAYMENT TERMS' TABLE - CONTACT THE SYSTEM MANAGER IF YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR PERMISSIONS CHANGED"

What we should do for this error ? And how we can Import the Merged Objects in to Navision Database.

Navision DB Version :4.1

Regards
D.Satyanarayanan

Yeaps....its the correct error that has been given to you, the reason why it has given you the error is, you are trying to import the merged objects in one of latest database which has all the objects already present, that you are trying to import.

What you can do is create a new database with no objects present in the database and then try to import the merged objects

sathyaa

I tried with the idea. Importing to a new database which contains no objects. It gives the error "THE IMPORT STOPPED AT LINE NO 38" - Table - "PAYMENT TERMS".

Regards
D. Satyanarayanan

DenSter

You're probably merging the table in a text editor. When importing a merged object, the NAV IDE thinks you are manually modifying the object. The reason you are getting that error is that your license doesn't allow you to add any fields to existing core tables.

THere is an easy way around this, and that is to import the unmerged object out of your source database into your target database, and let the import worksheet merge the new fields in. You may have to remove all the code out of the original object first.

Then after you do that, you will be able to import the merged object in.

Now with the second error, that means that you forgot a { or a }, or there is another mistake you made in merging the object. Go back to your merge tool and do it again. Sometimes it's just better to start a particular object merge from the beginning.