Hello Friends,
Can somebody tell me how we can Merge the Localization(Taxation) Functionality with the same Field ID's in W1 Database,
with the Developer License.
For e.g if we have one localised functionality mapped with the help of filed ID's 16001,16002,16003,etc. in some localised database and we want to merge/Import that functionality in the same Field ID's 16001,16002,16003,etc.
with Developer License.
Waiting for Reply.....
Thanks,
Sandeep Rana
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I don't know how can you get this problem...maybe you're trying to copy the taxation fields to a custom table? (in custom tables you can define whatever number of field you want).
Basically, you have to move fields from one number to another...but this gets more complicated to explain...it depends from case to case...be more specific, please
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So 16000 = 60000, 16001 = 60001, etc.
It's not much fun to maintain, so for the sake of developers that come after you, please comment your objects and code
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So if you in fact already have an Indian license with permissions to these table number then you CAN use the 16,0xx number range to merge.
The second issue is merging. This is simple, but quite time consuming.
A developer license can not merge or create tables in the 16,0xx range, BUT you can merge them.
To do this you need to do the following.
Create a database with the Indian objects. Find the tables in the 16,0xx range, and also existing tables with fields in the 16,0xx range. In these tables you need to delete ALL code, ALL Functions, ALL Globals and ALL locals. Now export these blank tables.
Now open your W1 database, and import the Indian table objects. All objects that clash you set the option to MERGE new into existing. One that don't clash set to CREATE.
Navision will now import the new tables numbers and field numbers, BUT without code. But now you can use Beyond Compare to merge the C/AL code variables etc.
Be very carefull doing this, and start with just one table to learn how it all works, because if you do it wrong you can seriously mess things up.