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Modify record results in stx-file Internal Error 47-1
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Hi,
We have a NAV2013 (DK Dynamics NAV 7.0) converted from NAV2009 with the problem that whenever our customer tries to modify a record (eg. G/L Account, Customer, Vendor..) it results in the error: 'There are errors in the text conversion because text no. xxxx-x does not exist in the .stx file. Internal error: 47-1' - all other functions works and we can take backup and reload, modify objects etc.
As suggested in the forum we have tried solving the problem by copying .stx and .etx files from the NAV 7.0 product CD and we have tried repairing the installation without solving the problem.
Any suggestions on a solution?
We have a NAV2013 (DK Dynamics NAV 7.0) converted from NAV2009 with the problem that whenever our customer tries to modify a record (eg. G/L Account, Customer, Vendor..) it results in the error: 'There are errors in the text conversion because text no. xxxx-x does not exist in the .stx file. Internal error: 47-1' - all other functions works and we can take backup and reload, modify objects etc.
As suggested in the forum we have tried solving the problem by copying .stx and .etx files from the NAV 7.0 product CD and we have tried repairing the installation without solving the problem.
Any suggestions on a solution?
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I performed a fast research on ParterSouce but I'm not able to find any KB regarding this problem on NAV 2013 (just an article referred to NAV 2009).
Does any one know/have an idea to why the stx-error suddenly appears in an operating installation? - Maybe an answer to this question can give a hint on how to solve the problem..