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Accordingly, we need to add xp_ndo.dll and a new group before using Windows authentication. My question is the server is using a named instance instead of default, will the same procedure (switching to the new named folder) still applied ?
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Yes, it still applies.
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If the Navision is using the default instance of SQL. and now I have a new instance (SERVER003), how could I switch between them ? For the restoring of backup, do I have to restore the objects and data after, or sequence does not matter !? Merci beaucou !!!
If you have a full Navision-backup, you can restore objects, data common to all companies and company-data at the same moment but in this case you must have a virgin database.
Otherwise, it is best to restore (or import) first the objects and then restore the data (but I also did the reverse).
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