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WebService Record ID Key

bnornesbnornes Member Posts: 4
edited 2011-06-06 in NAV Three Tier
Errors using ReadMultiple : The value of a RecordID cannot exceed 224 bytes. Table: Sales Invoice Header.

Anyone ?


regards
Bjorn

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    manishamawjimanishamawji Member Posts: 1
    I am also getting the same error at Open a Header Card from list of detail items in NAV 2009 RTC.

    "The value of a RecordID cannot exceed 224 bytes. Table: Course Header" [custom table].

    From the book "Programming Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV 2009", it says:

    "The following data types are used for advanced functionality in NAV, typically supporting some type of interface with an external object.
    RecordID: This contains the object number and Primary Key of a table."

    However, in the table designer there is no field with that data type.

    I am not sure where to begin searching for the solution. Any ideas would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Manisha
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    st0328st0328 Member Posts: 97
    hi

    i am also getting the same error in one of the customized page in NAV 2009 SP1. We added one Action in the Customized page. when we are clicking this Action the error is coming. This is first time i am seeing this kind of error.

    the Error is

    Microsoft Dynamics NAV


    The value of a RecordID cannot exceed 224 bytes. Table: Cust. Ledger Entry
    OK


    please suggest the solution
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    Ravi_ThakkarRavi_Thakkar Member Posts: 392
    What can be the reason of this error?

    Is there any solution to this? What can it be?
    Ravi_Thakkar
    Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
    E Mail : ravi.thakkar@hotmail.com
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    chethanhtchethanht Member Posts: 14
    Can you please give me steps to reproduce the bug?
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    fgoerlandtfgoerlandt Member Posts: 12
    Hi,

    I just had the same problem when doing exercices from C/SIDE Solution Development NAV2009.
    I made an action with the property "RunObject" and "RunFormLink" filled in. The property "RunFormOnRec" was also setted to "Yes".
    When I removed the "RunFormOnRec" property, the error was gone.

    Grtz
    Frederik Goerlandt
    Consultant
    B-Con Solutions - Waregem - Belgium
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    M_SchneiderM_Schneider Member Posts: 2
    fgoerlandt wrote:
    Hi,

    I just had the same problem when doing exercices from C/SIDE Solution Development NAV2009.
    I made an action with the property "RunObject" and "RunFormLink" filled in. The property "RunFormOnRec" was also setted to "Yes".
    When I removed the "RunFormOnRec" property, the error was gone.

    Grtz
    That's the solution.
    I think the problem are different SourceTables in the pages. Because RunFormOnRec needs the same sourcetables in both pages (imho).
    e.g.
    List -> Sales Header
    Card -> Sales Line
    best regards

    Michael
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