Developer's Toolkit doesn't work
Troubles_In_Paradise
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Hi everybody!
I've just installed Developer's Toolkit version 2.00 SP3 and I started reading the manual (I've never used it).
I'm already blocked in fact I did the following:
1. opened the db in Nav Client
2. opened the Dev Toolkit
3. File -> Database -> Open
4. filled the needed fields
5. Push Ok
now the manual tells me to create an import version in this way:
1. open the Dev Toolkit
2. File -> Import
3. ecc...
the problem is that in the File menu I have not the Import choice.
it seems like it doesn't open the db...
Any Ideas?
Thx in advance!
I've just installed Developer's Toolkit version 2.00 SP3 and I started reading the manual (I've never used it).
I'm already blocked in fact I did the following:
1. opened the db in Nav Client
2. opened the Dev Toolkit
3. File -> Database -> Open
4. filled the needed fields
5. Push Ok
now the manual tells me to create an import version in this way:
1. open the Dev Toolkit
2. File -> Import
3. ecc...
the problem is that in the File menu I have not the Import choice.
it seems like it doesn't open the db...
Any Ideas?
Thx in advance!
~Rik~
It works as expected... More or Less...
It works as expected... More or Less...
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One day of work throwed into trash searching for solutions to this problem!
Please help me!
I tried also to install the Developer's Toolkit version 3.0 but with this version I've other problems!
](*,)~Rik~
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you need to open the fdb with navision client not dev client and then import the fob.0
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First of all Thanks for replay.ara3n wrote:you need to open the fdb with navision client not dev client and then import the fob.
I'm not sure I've understood what you mean. You told me to open the fdb with navision client but is what I did.
and then I tried to create an import version in the dev toolkit as manual said:Creating a New Import Version In the import version, you must define some settings before you can start the object import. Note Before you can create an import version in a new database, you must create a company in the Developer’s Toolkit database. You should use at least one company per customer database or different application languages. You can also use different databases, each with one company. To create a new import version, do the following: 1 Start the Developer’s Toolkit. 2 On the File menu, point to Database and click Open to open a Developer’s Toolkit database or to connect to a Developer’s Toolkit server database. 3 On the File menu, click Import. The Import Version Card window appears.
but as I said the File Menu doesn't have the Menu Item "Import"~Rik~
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Solved! Version problem!
Thx to Belias!
bye~Rik~
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1. Create a new native NAV database (min. 500000Kb) - using NAV 4-sp3 non SQL client
2. Restore the Cronus database (full)
3. In the new DB create a new customer (name as you wish)
4. Delete the Cronus customer
5. Import the Developer Toolkit objects
6. Open the DB with the toolkit0
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