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Navision 2.01A and EASY-Archiv 3.11
r_schueler
Member Posts: 28
Hi there,
does anyone have experience with EASY-Archiv 3.11 accessing the
Navision-DB trough ODBC?
I am trying to setup an index form in EASY with a DB lookup to the Navision table 122 (posted invoice). The big problem is that Navision is not able to produce views on the data fields in that order I need them for EASY.
My solution is creating a MS-Access DB and linking the needed Navision tables via ODBC and creating a selection to them in MS-Access. EASY is able to open this virtual table from MS-Access, but it is very slow. Even if I set the Navision ODBC cache to 32 megs.
Is there a different way with better performance?
OK, using SQL-Server and Ver 2.6 would be one, but thats no real option!
What is the normal way to connect EASY-Archiv and Navision?
I know there is the "GOB" interface, but I think this will not help for indexing scanned documents.
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Rainer Schueler
does anyone have experience with EASY-Archiv 3.11 accessing the
Navision-DB trough ODBC?
I am trying to setup an index form in EASY with a DB lookup to the Navision table 122 (posted invoice). The big problem is that Navision is not able to produce views on the data fields in that order I need them for EASY.
My solution is creating a MS-Access DB and linking the needed Navision tables via ODBC and creating a selection to them in MS-Access. EASY is able to open this virtual table from MS-Access, but it is very slow. Even if I set the Navision ODBC cache to 32 megs.
Is there a different way with better performance?
OK, using SQL-Server and Ver 2.6 would be one, but thats no real option!
What is the normal way to connect EASY-Archiv and Navision?
I know there is the "GOB" interface, but I think this will not help for indexing scanned documents.
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Rainer Schueler
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i think this is one of the best way to connect Easy, because you use NF-Database and Navigate to find archives.
I recommend the fair in Essen called DMS.
Ralph