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It is not possible to instantiate the Visual Studio bridge
mariussw
Member Posts: 52
Classic Client - NAV2009SP1 SQL
When making a change to an object (Report) and saving the compiled object, I get the following. "It is not possible to instantiate the Visual Studio bridge."
Posted information exist on several forums regarding this problem, when designing in Visual Studio. However I am working purely with the classic client.
Any ideas on how to resolve this?
When making a change to an object (Report) and saving the compiled object, I get the following. "It is not possible to instantiate the Visual Studio bridge."
Posted information exist on several forums regarding this problem, when designing in Visual Studio. However I am working purely with the classic client.
Any ideas on how to resolve this?
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You are likely changing an object that has a "layout" (View Layout) which NAV then needs VS to compile.
If you really do NOT want the layout and don't mind removing it from a standard report object then I s'pose you could try to open the report in the classic client and then under "Tools" select "Delete layout". Then maybe you can save/compile the object without having VS installed.
GL
Tommy