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Corresponding Table in Object Designer and Database (Mysql)
DLLT_eys
Member Posts: 8
Hey,
How can I easily find the corresponding table in the Mysql databse when I'm looking at Navision. I assume I should be looking in the object designer under Table?
Thxs
Edit: Some extra info: i'm using Nav 2009 R2 and SQL Server 2008 R2
How can I easily find the corresponding table in the Mysql databse when I'm looking at Navision. I assume I should be looking in the object designer under Table?
Thxs
Edit: Some extra info: i'm using Nav 2009 R2 and SQL Server 2008 R2
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Additionally some special characters of a NAV table's name are converted into another character in SQL (default value is underscore _). That means if you have a table in NAV called e.g. "Cust. Ledger Entry" then in SQL Server it would be something like this "CompanyName$Cust_ Ledger Entry".
If you keep that in mind then you should be able to find your tables in the Object Designer filtered on Table.