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[2013] One Note Archiving and Big Tables
gbayliss
Member Posts: 16
Dear NAV-igators,
I have a client that wants onenote enabled on a very large table, currently 85,000 records. My major concern here is that OneNote saves these as tabs in the Notebook so client issues my occur. The problem I have in testing this is that the tabs are only created once the OneNote button on NAV is pushed, so I won't see the effects of this until later.
The table (and therefore the onenote) is accessed by multiple users on the network and might also caue concurrency issues.
Despite my obvious about the robustness of using such a solution I've been told to implement it as is, I'm looking for reassurance that OneNote can handle such a large amount of pages without causing armageddon on the client or fileshare.
Are there any planned to changes to the implemnetation of OneNote integration in NAV that I should be aware of?
I have a client that wants onenote enabled on a very large table, currently 85,000 records. My major concern here is that OneNote saves these as tabs in the Notebook so client issues my occur. The problem I have in testing this is that the tabs are only created once the OneNote button on NAV is pushed, so I won't see the effects of this until later.
The table (and therefore the onenote) is accessed by multiple users on the network and might also caue concurrency issues.
Despite my obvious about the robustness of using such a solution I've been told to implement it as is, I'm looking for reassurance that OneNote can handle such a large amount of pages without causing armageddon on the client or fileshare.
Are there any planned to changes to the implemnetation of OneNote integration in NAV that I should be aware of?
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