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You must now run the schema sync.
azatoth
Member Posts: 31
Hi,
Doesn't matters how many times I run the schema sync (with various options, ran from PS as well) every time when I log in to the database I got this message:
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment
The database was successfully converted. You must now run schema synchronization to finalize the conversion.
Connect Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server to the database, and then, in the 'Tools' menu, point to 'Sync. Schema For All Tables', and then choose 'With Validation'.
OK
Any ideas to get rid of this message?
I recompiled all objects as well.
How NAV determines anyway that the schema sync is necessary?
Thanks
Doesn't matters how many times I run the schema sync (with various options, ran from PS as well) every time when I log in to the database I got this message:
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment
The database was successfully converted. You must now run schema synchronization to finalize the conversion.
Connect Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server to the database, and then, in the 'Tools' menu, point to 'Sync. Schema For All Tables', and then choose 'With Validation'.
OK
Any ideas to get rid of this message?
I recompiled all objects as well.
How NAV determines anyway that the schema sync is necessary?
Thanks
0
Comments
Some builds of NAV have a 'silent downgrade' in place when you open the database with an older build [check this blog post: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/archive/2015/06/09/cumulative-update-8-for-microsoft-dynamics-nav-2015-has-been-released.aspx ]
makes sense, thank! I'll check it
Cheers