How to find who changed a object on the object designer ?
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That information is not stored in the database as far as I know. There are source control solutions you can use, but you still depend on developers to check in / out. So if they're not changing the version tag you probably can't depend on them to do that either :?0
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Look in the VirtualTable: ObjectModifiedBy

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You can use the following tool. I've posted about this on my blog.
http://mibuso.com/blogs/ara3n/2008/05/1 ... elopement/
There is also another tool on mibuso download to keep track of versions.0 -
Luc Van Dyck wrote:Look in the VirtualTable: ObjectModifiedBy

Just kidding. It's not possible with standard NAV
I've had already higlited and copied "ObjectModifiedBy"....with this expression on my face :shock:
After that i read the 2nd line of your post with this face :oops: ](*,)
you joked me...all the way...
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If you're working within a Native Navision environment then it's a little more work to achieve this and it's quite manual. Although Celenia does make a pretty good version control tool that works from within Navision.
If you're working with Navision on a SQL platform I find a much cleaner solution to track that kind of information is to hook up a trigger to the Object table that logs all the details that you wish to track about an object to another SQL table.0 -
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