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Diff Between C/side DB and Microsst Navision DB
teja
Member Posts: 78
Hi Experts,
While I am going through Developer's tool kit concept in the PDF. I am not clear of this line.
The database that the Toolkit uses is a Navision C/SIDE database, which is not the same as a Microsoft Navision database.
please give me the Difference between Navision C/SIDE DB and Microsoft Navision DB
Thanks in Advance
TEJA
While I am going through Developer's tool kit concept in the PDF. I am not clear of this line.
The database that the Toolkit uses is a Navision C/SIDE database, which is not the same as a Microsoft Navision database.
please give me the Difference between Navision C/SIDE DB and Microsoft Navision DB
Thanks in Advance
TEJA
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A Navision database is a CSide database that has had the cronus fobs brought in, thus making it an 'application' database.
Therefore, a CSide database, as required by the toolkit, doesn't have these application tables in it.
You do File|New database, the import then the toolkit fob, not a cronus fob THEN the toolkit fob.
In my toolkit, I just have 28 userland objects defined.