Well, if you use C/FRONT, I'm not sure, but I think so.
But I always use some kind of import table in navision, and a NAS (Navision Application Server) to import from the import table into Navision tables. This way, you're sure that all necessary validate-triggers are called.
Or use automation and make custom triggers for navision.
Requirement =
- VB (or other 4GL language) knowledge
- 1 open dedicated navision session
- downside: you must avoid UI like messages and errors, because there is no user, there is no one to respond to it.
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But I always use some kind of import table in navision, and a NAS (Navision Application Server) to import from the import table into Navision tables. This way, you're sure that all necessary validate-triggers are called.
Eric Wauters
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The only way to do this is to use NAS.
Greetings,
Frank
Requirement =
- VB (or other 4GL language) knowledge
- 1 open dedicated navision session
- downside: you must avoid UI like messages and errors, because there is no user, there is no one to respond to it.