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Error creating Windows User in NAV2009R2 Database
David_Singleton
Member Posts: 5,479
I am testing the conversion of a 3.60 database to 2009 executables only.
Current:
3.60 objects and exe
SQL2000
New
Nav 2009R2 build 34401
SQL 2008R2
The problem is that if I go to create a windows login, I enter the user name, there is a delay (approx 30 seconds) followed by the following message
If I hit OK then F4 the user, then Navision continues to work fine.
If I go to SSMS I can create the user directly from the GUID, though strangely a user created this was goes into Nav in ALL CAPS, where the user in SQL is lower case.
Current:
3.60 objects and exe
SQL2000
New
Nav 2009R2 build 34401
SQL 2008R2
The problem is that if I go to create a windows login, I enter the user name, there is a delay (approx 30 seconds) followed by the following message
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic
Your connection to the <SERVERNAME> server is no longer responding. This can be caused by one of the following reasons:
* The server has been shut down manually or because of an error.
* Your session was stopped by an administrator.
* A network failure has occurred.
* A hardware failure has occurred on the server or on your computer.
Try again later or contact your system administrator.
OK
If I hit OK then F4 the user, then Navision continues to work fine.
If I go to SSMS I can create the user directly from the GUID, though strangely a user created this was goes into Nav in ALL CAPS, where the user in SQL is lower case.
David Singleton
0
Comments
Nav 2009R2 build 34401
SQL 2012
Works fine.