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The Link Context Does Not Match The Current Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic Context
caddac
Member Posts: 3
Hello,
We have a customer on NAV 2009 R2 RTC, however they run some reports in the Classic layout. They are three tier.
They have recently moved to a new SQL server, which now includes failover. When they try to run one of the reports they get this error
The Link Context Does Not Match The Current Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic Context
URL Context:
Server name = SQLSERVERNAME
Database - database name
Company - Company
Server Type - MSSQL
Current Context:
Servername - failoverserver\failoverinstance
Database - database name
Company - Company
Server Type - MSSQL
The service config was originally set to the SQLSERVERNAME, then I changed it to the failover instance when we first got this error. SPN's are definitley registered. Can this scenario work with failover?
We have a customer on NAV 2009 R2 RTC, however they run some reports in the Classic layout. They are three tier.
They have recently moved to a new SQL server, which now includes failover. When they try to run one of the reports they get this error
The Link Context Does Not Match The Current Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic Context
URL Context:
Server name = SQLSERVERNAME
Database - database name
Company - Company
Server Type - MSSQL
Current Context:
Servername - failoverserver\failoverinstance
Database - database name
Company - Company
Server Type - MSSQL
The service config was originally set to the SQLSERVERNAME, then I changed it to the failover instance when we first got this error. SPN's are definitley registered. Can this scenario work with failover?
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