Tenant could not be found
                
                    eYe                
                
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                    Playing around with the multi-tenancy idea.
I have two services running for two separate application databases.
For each I have setup 2 tenants (the tenants on the second service is similar to below),
I can create a table in C/SIDE but the moment you try to modify or delete the table I get:
The Server Name, Server Instance Name, Tenant and the various ports under Tools|Options are configured correctly as far as I can tell...
Am I missing somethine
                I have two services running for two separate application databases.
For each I have setup 2 tenants (the tenants on the second service is similar to below),
Get-NAVTenant DynamicsNAV71 | Format-Table State ServerInstance Id DatabaseName DatabaseServer AllowAppDatabaseWrite DefaultCompany ----- -------------- -- ------------ -------------- ----------------------- ------------- Mounted MicrosoftDy... default NAV710_Cronus localhost True CRONUS Int... Mounted MicrosoftDy... manuf001 Manuf001 localhost False
I can create a table in C/SIDE but the moment you try to modify or delete the table I get:
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment
Tenant 'default' could not be found.
Check that:
1. Tenant 'default' is mounted on the server, or
2. Specify a different Tenant in Tools|Options.
OK
The Server Name, Server Instance Name, Tenant and the various ports under Tools|Options are configured correctly as far as I can tell...
Am I missing somethine
Kind Regards,
Ewald Venter
Ewald Venter
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            Tried to delete the object by importing a empty object, nothing.
Cleared the options as described previously, nothing.
...
](*,)Kind Regards,
Ewald Venter0 - 
            Found the following:
"Prevent data loss from table changes" option: If your solution deploys in a multitenant deployment architecture, the change will only apply to a tenant database that is mounted using the Mode parameter set to force.
But with "Prevent data loss from table changes" Option set to Yes, and mounting the tenants with Mode=ForceSync it still raises error.
What did seem to work though is:
1. Dismount the tenants,
2. Import/make changes
3. Mount tenants
4. Sync Tenants
With "Prevent data loss from table changes" Option set to No, modifications can be made. (Assuming you will still need to do a sync)Kind Regards,
Ewald Venter0 
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