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NAS NAV 2009 R2 Startup Issue - The Time is not valid
Big_D
Member Posts: 207
Hi @mibuso.com
Been too long!
Trying to convert the standard report 1002 - Post Inventory Cost to G/L to work in NAS - done all the GUIALLOWED stuff to suppress Widows Dialog and even removed the Report Request Page and Sections. When I run manually it works a dream but when I add to the Job Queue - restart NAS I get the error: The Time is not valid and won't start NAS! Has anybody seen this error before and know how to resolve? The Language between WIndows, NAV and SQL is all the same!
With thanks!
Been too long!
Trying to convert the standard report 1002 - Post Inventory Cost to G/L to work in NAS - done all the GUIALLOWED stuff to suppress Widows Dialog and even removed the Report Request Page and Sections. When I run manually it works a dream but when I add to the Job Queue - restart NAS I get the error: The Time is not valid and won't start NAS! Has anybody seen this error before and know how to resolve? The Language between WIndows, NAV and SQL is all the same!
With thanks!
Big D signing off!
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Thanks for your reply - yes Event Viewer and full details...