"T_id should come here." - import txt error

JedrzejT

Hi

1. I export almost 200 object's in one txt file.
2. I renumbering this file with renumbering tool
3. Import give me that error "T_id should come here."

When i cut 5 codeunits form file(Line where import stops) import works fine.What means that error? Object structore in file is good for me..but..i can be mistaken

Another problem ( maybe problem with no answer)

I have List type form with huge numer of fields (maybe 150-200)
This form work normally
1. Export form in txt format
2. Import form give me an error something like that ( Xpos is 106500 Xpos of control must be 0..100000)
3.Import stops

It is funny because Xpos can be > 100000 . This problem not exist for Fob format
Anybody solve that?


Thanks

Marije_Brummel

Hi,

For problem 1 looks like the renumbering tool messed something up. What you can try is to compare with the orriginal using Beyond Compare.

Does the orriginal textfile import correctly? I had a few times in the past that even a new exported textfile would not import correctly.

2nd problem is a known issue. Only solution is to remove all columns in the textfile and add them later on in Navision Form designer.

JedrzejT

Thank for reply.

I compare files with araxis and everything is the same without number.

By the way..

I already solve this problem.. but this is weird. I cut object(one by one) with error and copy to new file txt. Import work fine

Regards

JedrzejT

One object still can't import

I cut this off from text file and error disappear

PROCEDURE @1000000001();
BEGIN
END;

Marije_Brummel

Looks like a function without a Caption

So T_id means "Function Name" :!:

Navision allows this in the C/AL editor, but gives an error when imported as text file.

Not very consistent

kriki

2. Import form give me an error something like that ( Xpos is 106500 Xpos of control must be 0..100000)

I have also stumbled into this problem. I just opened the original object, changed the Xpos to a number lower then 100000. Exported again as text. Launched the renumbering tool. Imported. Compiled. No errors.

Marije_Brummel

Got the same error today but a different solution: someone created a variable named "var". Seems Navision cannot handle that. :?

Freeman

Hi all.

Today I have faced with same error "T_id should come here."
Someone created parameter Array in function.
So, such error also appear when reserved words used as variables names.

Maybe it help for somebody.

Mark Brummel wrote:

Got the same error today but a different solution: someone created a variable named "var". Seems Navision cannot handle that. :?

DanK

Freeman wrote:

Maybe it help for somebody.

It certainly was.. I just had the exact same problem. A parameter called 'Array' #-o

Cheers,

Dan

MisConsultng

Yes, I am getting the same error if a reserved word is used as variable, in my case also VAR.