Function ID 50000 was called. The object with ID 0 does not

wellingtonwellington Member Posts: 10
edited 2013-03-14 in NAV Three Tier
Hello All,

We have migrated our code from customizations to ISV by updating field numbers/object numbers etc. After updation of fields/objects, everything compiles just fine. But when we try to run a page, and try to access particular functions, it is throwing an error:
Function ID 50000 was called. The object with ID 0 does not have a member with that ID.

I searched through the forums on mibuso, but nothing seem to help.

I would be grateful if you can throw some light on the issue here.

Thanks in advance. Regards.

Comments

  • mohana_cse06mohana_cse06 Member Posts: 5,504
    Did you try by compiling all objects?

    if didnt work, try retarting services..
  • wellingtonwellington Member Posts: 10
    Hi Mohana,

    I have done following steps after looking onto some forum posts.

    => Recompiled all the objects.
    => Restarted NAV service.
    => Set the Database to Single instance and disabled Database for RTC, recompiled all objects.
    => Enabled the Database for RTC, recompiled all objects.
    => Restarted NAV service.

    After doing all of the above, it still throws the same error. ](*,)

    Any other suggestions please.

    Thanks in advance.
  • wellingtonwellington Member Posts: 10
    I tried recreating the function on the page as well, as mentioned in one of the forum post. But it didn't work either. When I run the respective page, it still throws the same error. :(
  • dareme76dareme76 Member Posts: 14
    Hi,

    I am experiencing this issue when posting an Intercompany Transaction using NAV 2009 RTC R2 using SQL 2008 R2.

    I would appreciate any insight, as the transaction is posting even though the error message is coming up.

    P.S. the intercompany posting functionality has a few customisations.

    Best regards,
    Darren
  • Excepti0nalExcepti0nal Member Posts: 74
    Have you turned on the debugger to see where in the code the exception is occurring?
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