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NAVISION 2016 UPGRADE ISSUE*****URGENT****
Krithika_92
Member Posts: 10
Hi All,
I am doing an Upgrade in NAVISION from NAV 2013 R2 to NAV 2016. After importing all the customized objects and the upgrade toolkit objects in my NAV 2016 database, and when i run the Sync - NAVTenant i am facing the below mentioned error
I am unable to proceed further and i don't know how to solve this issue...Please kindly render your timely help.
Very Eagerly awaiting a solution...
I am doing an Upgrade in NAVISION from NAV 2013 R2 to NAV 2016. After importing all the customized objects and the upgrade toolkit objects in my NAV 2016 database, and when i run the Sync - NAVTenant i am facing the below mentioned error
The following SQL error was unexpected:
There is already an object named 'CompanyName$UPG Posting Exch_ Column Def' in the database.
There is already an object named 'CompanyName$UPG Posting Exch_ Column Def' in the database.
I am unable to proceed further and i don't know how to solve this issue...Please kindly render your timely help.
Very Eagerly awaiting a solution...
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swpolo
Member Posts: 80
Hi Krithika_92,
Dud you check object names in you old database and new fob you are trying to import?
Object names should be unique.
Nav Upgrades and DEV outsourcing
Reports transformation to RDLC
List -1h , Complex List -3h, Document -4h (dev hours)
navisionupgrade.com5 -
Wisa123
Member Posts: 308
Had this happen before once.
1.) Upgraded to new Version
2.) Noticed i had Objects from an old Add-On we dont have in our license anymore
3.) These weren't deletable from DEV-Environment
4.) Deleted these objects from SQL Side (yes i know that's rude, dont judge me)
After those 4 steps this problem occured.
The Table was deleted, however the TableData Object still remained.
5.) Deleted the TableData Objects for those Add-On Tables
6.) Success
This is a BAD solution, but the only one that worked for me, i don't encourage you to do this.
And as always when upgrading, make lots and lots of backups before you do anything and after every step.Austrian NAV/BC Dev5
Answers
Dud you check object names in you old database and new fob you are trying to import?
Object names should be unique.
Reports transformation to RDLC
List -1h , Complex List -3h, Document -4h (dev hours)
navisionupgrade.com
1.) Upgraded to new Version
2.) Noticed i had Objects from an old Add-On we dont have in our license anymore
3.) These weren't deletable from DEV-Environment
4.) Deleted these objects from SQL Side (yes i know that's rude, dont judge me)
After those 4 steps this problem occured.
The Table was deleted, however the TableData Object still remained.
5.) Deleted the TableData Objects for those Add-On Tables
6.) Success
This is a BAD solution, but the only one that worked for me, i don't encourage you to do this.
And as always when upgrading, make lots and lots of backups before you do anything and after every step.
Yes i checked i had used a different version.
Thank You
Ya i had used a worldwide version instead of a localised version and hence i faced this issue.
Thank you