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logging Locks
MaikWalter
Member Posts: 2
hi,
we have some problems with some night jobs and table locking.
in our old nav 3,7 we were able to see locking users but in nav 2009 we only see that we were locked.
is there any way to log the lockings in session table?
we have some problems with some night jobs and table locking.
in our old nav 3,7 we were able to see locking users but in nav 2009 we only see that we were locked.
is there any way to log the lockings in session table?
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In native, you could see who was blocking you. In SQL it is not possible to see it in the session that is blocked.
In the session-table you can see which ID is locking another but you need to start another session to see it.
You can implement a NAS that regularly controls the Session table and save that info in some other table. A better way would be to do that directly in SQL, but for C/AL developers, this is a little more difficult.
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