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How to deal with objects with "LinkedObject = Yes" in upgrade proces
kabroco
Posts: 106Member
I found out these objects give issues during an upgrade proces. What is the best way to upgrade the functionality?
(The manually created SQl indexes are temporarilly removed of course).
Thanks in advance for your answers.
(The manually created SQl indexes are temporarilly removed of course).
Thanks in advance for your answers.
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RockWithNAV
Posts: 691
Linked Object basically fetch the Data directly from SQL, May be View dependent. You need to check in for the views as well.Thanks
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BlackTiger
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1. Recreate them in new database using SQL scripts
2. Import linked NAV objects into new NAV database using NAV
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