I done a report in classic,it run ok in classic,but when i run it in RTC, the error appear:"The metadata of report 50105 is invalid. See Event Viewer for more details",why? who can help me? thanks very much!
metadata invalid :-k
try to open the RTC client, check that it is reading the right database.
if yes, check that dataportfieldname...if you have a rdlc layout, open it and try to resave and recompile.
if you don't have/need rdlc layout, do a tools, delete layout (this will delete the rdlc layout, if you have one). and then save.
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I done a report in classic,it run ok in classic,but when i run it in RTC, the error appear:"The metadata of report 50105 is invalid. See Event Viewer for more details",why? who can help me? thanks very much!
To run reports in RTC you must design the layout in VisualStudio, have this been done?
Classic don't have this demand
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Dan Lindström NCSD Navision 2.00 since 1999 (Navision Certified Solution Developer) MBSP Developer for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009
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But if that were required, you would see something erroneous when you compile I would think.
I'm really not an expert at this so better to wait for someone more knowledgeable to have a look. I am just stating what seems obvious to me.
OK,Thanks a lot
Reading this post some questions come to mind:
What version of NAV2009 are you on?
The error mentions REP50105, but your code concerns REP50070? So are we discussing the right reports?
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try to open the RTC client, check that it is reading the right database.
if yes, check that dataportfieldname...if you have a rdlc layout, open it and try to resave and recompile.
if you don't have/need rdlc layout, do a tools, delete layout (this will delete the rdlc layout, if you have one). and then save.
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
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thanks for sharing, anyway
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
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Classic don't have this demand
Dan Lindström
NCSD Navision 2.00 since 1999 (Navision Certified Solution Developer)
MBSP Developer for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009