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Nav 2013 to Nav 2013R2 Upgrade Pages
omyvadiya
Member Posts: 124
Hi,
I have completed step one of Converting db and now i have merged tables, cdu.
How shall i proceed with the pages & reports merging.
Is it ok, to merge the difference between the Nav 2013 std and Nav 2013 R2 std to the Converted db for pages and reports.
I have completed step one of Converting db and now i have merged tables, cdu.
How shall i proceed with the pages & reports merging.
Is it ok, to merge the difference between the Nav 2013 std and Nav 2013 R2 std to the Converted db for pages and reports.
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You can import all NAV2013 objects in a standard NAV2013R2 database and upgrade and compile the reports to reduce the number changes in comparing.
otherwise you can see lot of changes..
You can check this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svJJ1TRiBBY
You can directly import the objects which are not modified/customized.
-Mohana
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