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Combining NAV2009->NAV2015 and NAV2015->NAV2016 steps
rsaritzky
Member Posts: 469
Hi,
I've posted a couple of questions recently about upgrading from NAV2009 SP2 to NAV2016. One person suggested it might be possible to merge the data upgrade steps from 2009->2015 and 2015->2016. I assume this would mean merging the instructions in the "TableSyncSetup" function and adding the other related objects from the 2016 step to the 2015 code.
Has anyone tried this yet?
Has anyone THOUGHT about trying this yet <grin>?
I'm looking for ways to shorten the database upgrade process - it's a big database and we're unsure of the data upgrade time window. I'll be testing a full upgrade in the next few weeks and I'm just trying to "line up my ducks" in case the upgrade takes longer than we want...
Thanks
Ron
I've posted a couple of questions recently about upgrading from NAV2009 SP2 to NAV2016. One person suggested it might be possible to merge the data upgrade steps from 2009->2015 and 2015->2016. I assume this would mean merging the instructions in the "TableSyncSetup" function and adding the other related objects from the 2016 step to the 2015 code.
Has anyone tried this yet?
Has anyone THOUGHT about trying this yet <grin>?
I'm looking for ways to shorten the database upgrade process - it's a big database and we're unsure of the data upgrade time window. I'll be testing a full upgrade in the next few weeks and I'm just trying to "line up my ducks" in case the upgrade takes longer than we want...
Thanks
Ron
Ron
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