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Starting Service to access multiple databases
lgp
Member Posts: 77
Hi,
I have created a new service to run a different build of NAV2009R2. The service created successfully, but I get a message on starting the service - Error 2: The system cannot find the file specified.
I have set up three other RTC databases using the walkthrough "Accessing Multiple Microsoft Dynamics NAV Databases from a Single Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server Computer" and they are running successfully, so this isn't the first time I have done this. I have checked the path to my new service folder and ensured that I typed it correctly in the command line. Has anyone else had this error?
Thanks... ](*,)
I have created a new service to run a different build of NAV2009R2. The service created successfully, but I get a message on starting the service - Error 2: The system cannot find the file specified.
I have set up three other RTC databases using the walkthrough "Accessing Multiple Microsoft Dynamics NAV Databases from a Single Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server Computer" and they are running successfully, so this isn't the first time I have done this. I have checked the path to my new service folder and ensured that I typed it correctly in the command line. Has anyone else had this error?
Thanks... ](*,)
Leanne G. Paul
Business Applications/IT Advisor, Competitive Edge Services
Business Applications/IT Advisor, Competitive Edge Services
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