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SIFT tables still existing in NAV2009 database.
Mauddib
Member Posts: 269
Have you guys seen any SIFT tables not getting deleted in the move from old systems to Nav2009?
$32$4
and
$5802$3
seem to be there for every company in my database and I have no idea why. Can I safely just drop them or is there a reason for this?
$32$4
and
$5802$3
seem to be there for every company in my database and I have no idea why. Can I safely just drop them or is there a reason for this?
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But it is possible (I don't know your DB) that those tables have been created using TSQL for some purpose. That purpose can still be in use.
I would rename them and then wait for a few weeks. If no issues come up, you can delete them otherwise, just rename them back to their original names.
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