If you refer to the first file, it automatically finds the second file.
In case the files are NOT any more in their original locations when they were created, you can refer to them as
database="C:\subdir\file1.fdb+c:\subdir\file2.fdb"
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In case the files are NOT any more in their original locations when they were created, you can refer to them as
database="C:\subdir\file1.fdb+c:\subdir\file2.fdb"
2) On the client system Open Database window when i enter the server name and second database name , finding a error "This function cannot be executed while the database being used by other users".
In case the files are NOT any more in their original locations when they were created, you can refer to them as
database="C:\subdir\file1
In case you copied to files to some other place (another subdir or computer). In this case the original path does not exist anymore and Navision cannot find the second file of the DB. In this case you have to show where that file can be found.
2) this error means someone already opened the database. Maybe the server or another client.
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In case the files are NOT any more in their original locations when they were created, you can refer to them as
database="C:\subdir\file1.fdb+c:\subdir\file2.fdb"
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Could you pls explain me more in details on.
In case the files are NOT any more in their original locations when they were created, you can refer to them as
database="C:\subdir\file1.fdb+c:\subdir\file2.fdb"
2) On the client system Open Database window when i enter the server name and second database name , finding a error "This function cannot be executed while the database being used by other users".
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satish
2) this error means someone already opened the database. Maybe the server or another client.
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