This is Really weird, I can't open or delete it because the system tell's me that I don't have permission on to these tables .. ](*,) ](*,) ](*,) what should be the cause of these weird features of nav? I search to google regarding these problem and I cannot find any related topic...one thing the object name is the same which is navision did'nt allowed when there's already exist..but in this case why? ](*,)
This is mark of incomplete backup restore. Run the Tool-Restore function. It will continue in restoration. If it ask just for a file, it means that problem is somewhere else...
this could happen if you restore a FBK into a database and this restore has not finished succesfully.
When importing/restoring an FBK, NAV copies all tables, here adding 1000000000 to the original ID (T3 Payment Terms = T1000000003). The data is firstly imported into these tables, once the restore is finished - succesfully - the "new" tables replace the "old" ones, the 1000000000+ objects are removed.
If a restore failes, sometimes NAV could not remove these tables ...
To fix this, simply select "Tools - Restore" and CONTINUE to former restore.
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This is Really weird, I can't open or delete it because the system tell's me that I don't have permission on to these tables .. ](*,) ](*,) ](*,) what should be the cause of these weird features of nav? I search to google regarding these problem and I cannot find any related topic...one thing the object name is the same which is navision did'nt allowed when there's already exist..but in this case why? ](*,)
Example..
27 Item
1000000027 Item
23 Vendor
1000000023 Vendor
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this could happen if you restore a FBK into a database and this restore has not finished succesfully.
When importing/restoring an FBK, NAV copies all tables, here adding 1000000000 to the original ID (T3 Payment Terms = T1000000003). The data is firstly imported into these tables, once the restore is finished - succesfully - the "new" tables replace the "old" ones, the 1000000000+ objects are removed.
If a restore failes, sometimes NAV could not remove these tables ...
To fix this, simply select "Tools - Restore" and CONTINUE to former restore.
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be smart before being a clever.