License tool
Tim430105
Posts: 5
Hi,all
I am newbee in Navision and want to know that the License can support how many tables and reports.
But .txt format with License has been lost in our company.
Can I download some tool for check License support in parter source?
What is name of License tool?How to download it ?
Thanks
I am newbee in Navision and want to know that the License can support how many tables and reports.
But .txt format with License has been lost in our company.
Can I download some tool for check License support in parter source?
What is name of License tool?How to download it ?
Thanks
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license files are .flf and not .txt
You can however open the license file with a program that can handle .txt files.
If you want to see your license, open NAV and goto tools->license information.
You can also export your license there.0 -
Hi Tim,
Welcome to Mibuso.
We have an add-on developed for this which we are now giving away free. Follow the link below
http://dynamicsuser.net/groups/dynamics ... 38250.aspx
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had not which should be now - amazing the difference in one letter :oops:0 -
Your NAV partner should be able to provide you with a new copy of your license and config file in a matter of hours.
You could also create a new form, based on the "Permission Range" table, which is a virtual table. Put all fields on a list form, and you can see all of the permissions in your license. Compare those permissions with actual objects in your database to get a list of available objects.0 -
DenSter wrote:You could also create a new form, based on the "Permission Range" table, which is a virtual table. Put all fields on a list form, and you can see all of the permissions in your license. Compare those permissions with actual objects in your database to get a list of available objects.
This is what we have done and produce a text file for analysis/ sending back to support0 -
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No kidding, at first I saw that and thought 'whoa Dave!' but then I followed the link and figured you meant 'now'DaveT wrote:Edit:
had not which should be now - amazing the difference in one letter :oops:
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Dave, thanks - I had been trying to work out how you know what a particular license has access to a while back but couldn't see where this was specified.
Now why couldn't MS just have done this and included it as a standard form?
Ian0 -
imurphy wrote:Now why couldn't MS just have done this and included it as a standard form?
Hi Ian,
If they thought of everything there won't be jobs for us all :whistle:0 -
Hi,All
Thank you very much for everyone's help.
SD Surveyor is good for check license information.
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