We are using NAV 2009, and we have a heavily customized database. We got a backup file (*.fbk) containing some objects which were not available in our database. The FBK didn't contain any company, but only some of the objects which we required to integrate into our database.
When we tried to restore it to our CUSTOMIZED database, nothing happened! We thought it would overwrite the database, but nothing visible happened. We were not able to find the objects contained in the FBK file.
So, we created a new blank database, and when we restored the FBK file to that database, we got all the objects.
Any ideas on why this is happening? It would be helpful if anyone can explain what exactly happens when we restore a database.
Thanks,
Kirtan.
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Kirtan.
Do you have this error too when import only tables objects from *.fbk?
Kirtan.
That's a wierd number. It's very close to the MSDN license. Have you done development in MSDN that you are now trying to improt to a normal database? If so then note that that is a/ Illegal, and b/ not possible.
The number written in the post was just a dummy number, I've updated the post with the actual number. Its the object number of a Table from one of the To-Increase's solution.
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I tried importing ONLY that table first, and was successful in doing so. But now, I am getting another error -
But, I still can't figure out why the database restore works for a BLANK database, and not for a database with customzations, which is my original question.
Kirtan.
OK, I guess the fact that MSDN uses the range 9876543210 makes it easy to confuse. Its always best to use the actual object number, because those numbers always mean something in Navision.