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Upgrade menusuite from NAV2009 to NAV2017
ACaignie
Member Posts: 91
Hello,
I have a problem upgrading my company menu suite from NAV 2009R2 to NAV 2017 (Cu5): after the update all items that were added by Microcoft are not shown anymore. I have exported my menusuite as TXT, and it seems that all these items are added, but marked as deleted:
Am I doing something wrong? I have imported the menusuite as fob in NAV2013, compiled and exported again. In NAV2013 no items are marked as deleted, so it must happen when importing in NAV 2017.
Does anyone have an idea? Could it be related to the license?
Kind regards,
Andy Caignie
I have a problem upgrading my company menu suite from NAV 2009R2 to NAV 2017 (Cu5): after the update all items that were added by Microcoft are not shown anymore. I have exported my menusuite as TXT, and it seems that all these items are added, but marked as deleted:
Am I doing something wrong? I have imported the menusuite as fob in NAV2013, compiled and exported again. In NAV2013 no items are marked as deleted, so it must happen when importing in NAV 2017.
Does anyone have an idea? Could it be related to the license?
Kind regards,
Andy Caignie
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