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configuration setting MaxNoOfXMLRecordsToSend is not valid
frisch
Member Posts: 20
Actually, I don't really have a problem. However, when I go into the Microsoft Dynamics NAV administration tool, it gives me a warning (yellow bar in top):
"The configuration setting MaxNoOfXMLRecordsToSend is not valid for Microsoft Dynamics NAV server"
The parameter is set to 10000, not an enormous amount. I can't find the maximum or minimum for this setting anywhere, all I run into when googling this is that the default setting is 5000.
Can anybody tell me what's going wrong?
I'm running Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 build 36005.
I also tried to compare settings to my NAV 2013R2 instances, but it doesn't even seem to have the setting...
"The configuration setting MaxNoOfXMLRecordsToSend is not valid for Microsoft Dynamics NAV server"
The parameter is set to 10000, not an enormous amount. I can't find the maximum or minimum for this setting anywhere, all I run into when googling this is that the default setting is 5000.
Can anybody tell me what's going wrong?
I'm running Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 build 36005.
I also tried to compare settings to my NAV 2013R2 instances, but it doesn't even seem to have the setting...
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