Insert fields with localization Nos?

Belias

is it possible with some workaround to insert a fileld with number 12xxx?
(12xxx is the number of italian localizations obviously)

why?the localization has only added 2 fields to a table, and this table is heavily customized...

...yes, I'm lazy...

Otherwise, is merging function of Navision (4sp3 and 5) reliable?

kriki

Best is to merge the objects, so the fields are created. But this can mess up some code. So....
...after that, import the CORRECTED text-file in which all the fields and the needed code into the database.

This way first created the fields with the 2 fobs and then fixed the code with the text-import.

garak

only if you have to fobs and merge this (instead replace all, merge). But take a look to your source.

The "trick" with textfile doesn't work, because your license not allow to add fields between 1 - 49999 in standard tables.

But check this way (not testet becaus @home, only an idea)

export the Table as txt. Edit the new field in textfile (attend the syntax).
Import the textfile into DevToolkit. Then update from here the Navison Client.

But i belive, that will also not work :roll:

Belias

1 table imported w/o problems...the other... :evil: :evil:
this stupid table has a field (one of the 12xxx field i have to "create") with a code that calls himself, something like

---myfield onvalidate trigger---
onerandomtable.setrange("linked field",myfield);

obviously myfield field does not already exist and i got an error...

Sgrunt!

Belias

\:D/ \:D/ YES! YES! I'VE DONE IT! \:D/ \:D/
i imported microsoft object (not customized but with the new fields 12xxx) in a test db
i deleted the code in the validate trigger and then i've reexported it in fob format.
i merged the standardNoCode object with my customized object and then i pasted the code of the original microsoft version in the new customized and merged object...ha!

why work when you can workaround?

ara3n

Yes this is an annoying feature.
It would be nice to be able to do it through text at least.