After reading the posted subjects about the ZUP file; I still have a problem: our customers/users (MBS Navision 3.70) have make changes in forms (columns etc.). That is saved in the ZUP file.
When we provide our users a update by a FOB, all settings wich are saved in the ZUP file for each user are lost and the users can again change setting. The FOB mostly dous not affect the forms, which have been changed bij the user. Is there any way to keep all changes in the ZUP file? After starting fin.exe; the program will check changes, can this be modified? For instance if large update, than start with an ''empty zup'', if small update, keep the ZUP file as it is? Now the customers like to get updates, but hate the negative effect of losing all settings.
I hope someone can help me (and the appr. 300 users)
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But IF you suceed you will make thousands of Navision users worldwilde very happy.
Of course the zup file thing will probably dissapear in the future with one of the comming Dynamics releases
From where did you get such an information?
In this case, I ask myself, how / where the "zup-informations" will be stored? E. g. Windows Registry?
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It is only something that I assume, based on the information I've heard about the upcomming releases and the product strategy roadmap.
The zup file is a navision specific thing, and I think that axapta/great plains and solomon all use their own ways of storing this data.
If you look at Axapta, users can also change the looks of card forms.
If you look at the menusuite, information is stored in the Navision database instead of in the zupfile (See also my download about user settings).
So I am only assuming that in the future userinformation will be stored differently.
I think storing the information in the database, like the menusuite, is better, because of users working on different workstations, which also can be done by placing the zupfile on the network off course.
Again, I am sorry for the misunderstanding. It is not a fact, only a brainstorm thing.
Peter
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