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Cloud Migration - Failed to enable replication
iansilvers
Member Posts: 38
We are currently migrating a customer from NAV2017 on premise to the cloud.
I have carried out all steps to upgrade to BC16 on premise, but when attempting to setup the cloud migration, I am getting the message "Failed to enable your replication".
We tried this a couple of weeks ago with the Sandbox, and it worked a treat, but failing now that we are using the production.
Customer database is already hosted on Azure SQL and has compatibility level set to 130.I have verified the database connection string works correctly,
Any suggestions as to where to look to determine the cause of the issue?
Thanks
Ian
I have carried out all steps to upgrade to BC16 on premise, but when attempting to setup the cloud migration, I am getting the message "Failed to enable your replication".
We tried this a couple of weeks ago with the Sandbox, and it worked a treat, but failing now that we are using the production.
Customer database is already hosted on Azure SQL and has compatibility level set to 130.I have verified the database connection string works correctly,
Any suggestions as to where to look to determine the cause of the issue?
Thanks
Ian
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