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can I add columns to the integer table?
coldeyes
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2005-04-19
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hi all.
I'm just new here and also new in navision programming.
Can I add columns to the Integer table?
thanks.
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jhoek
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2005-04-19
I don't think you can, and even if you could, I would advise against it because it may complexify future upgrades.
Just out of curiosity: why would you want to add fields to the Integer table?
Kind regards,
Jan Hoek
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Mprise Products B.V.
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coldeyes
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2005-04-19
just wonderinf if it's possible.
Thank you for posting a reply to my message. I appreciate it.
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Waldo
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2005-04-19
It is possible to add columns to system tables (User, Company, ...), but it's not possible to change something to virtual tables (date, integer) as they are generated at runtime...
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coldeyes
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2005-04-19
Thanks waldo for the information.
I've read before that you can't change the definition of virtual tables.
Again, thank you.
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Just out of curiosity: why would you want to add fields to the Integer table?
Jan Hoek
Product Developer
Mprise Products B.V.
Thank you for posting a reply to my message. I appreciate it.
Eric Wauters
MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
My blog
I've read before that you can't change the definition of virtual tables.
Again, thank you.