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Writing to Navi tables using SQL
greg@mesa
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Can it be done?
I assume there are issues with flowfields, but is it possible to use SQL to put data directly into a Navision table? What does it take? Is this a recommended practice? My client will be using SQL7 with Nav2.50.
-Greg
I assume there are issues with flowfields, but is it possible to use SQL to put data directly into a Navision table? What does it take? Is this a recommended practice? My client will be using SQL7 with Nav2.50.
-Greg
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For example you can link MS-Access 97/2000 via ODBC to a Navision Table and use queries to insert/modify data in the Fin DB. I tied that already and it works fine.
Marcus
Marcus Fabian
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Marcus Fabian
We did this for a client where it was needed to synchronize the Customers with the central SAP database in Paris (FR), the Ship-to addresses with an Oracle database in Houston (USA) and the Items (their web-catalog) with the Oracle system in The Hague (NL). All replications are done through Stored Procedures on SQL 7 Server, updating/inserting the various tables of Navision 2.5 directly with SQL queries.
John