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Error upgrading 2013R2 to 2018 - Alter Table Drop column failed
Djou2424
Member Posts: 76
We are in the process of upgrading one of our client from Navision 2013R2 to 2018.
During the Sync-NAVtenant step, it fails with the following error:
alter table drop column failed because one or more objects access this column
How can I track which object it is?
What can I do to be able to complete the Sync-NAVTenant step.
During the Sync-NAVtenant step, it fails with the following error:
alter table drop column failed because one or more objects access this column
How can I track which object it is?
What can I do to be able to complete the Sync-NAVTenant step.
0
Answers
Just the ServerInstance
Should I specify other parameters?
Once those indexes were dropped, I was able to complete the sync process