Numbering new codeunits, tables, forms, etc

slentz

How do most people number their new codeunits, tables, forms, etc so as to not over write existing enhancements.

Thanks

Savatage

I know this has been talked about a million times.

Start at 50000.

http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8789

slentz

Savatage wrote:

I know this has been talked about a million times.

Start at 50000.

http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8789

How does everyone handle not over writting someone else's customizations?

Savatage

Tools->Object Designer you can see the numbers already used.

Is this what you are asking??

gurleen

I think she wants to know if the numbers that she chooses will clash with something that a client already has ( like if someone else imports the Objects in another Navision Installation).

I have a related question : After I have my code/modifications done how do I package everything into an Installer so that anyone can use it. Here I would also like to know how the clashes of object ( forms , codeunits etc) numbering will be resolved ?

Marije_Brummel

We have different products. Every product has it's own numbers. This is being kept in some administration.

We also have a lot of add on granules. These have numbers in the 11 million series. They are also registered in the Microsoft License system.

Marije_Brummel

gurleen wrote:

I have a related question : After I have my code/modifications done how do I package everything into an Installer so that anyone can use it. Here I would also like to know how the clashes of object ( forms , codeunits etc) numbering will be resolved ?

You cannot write an installer for navision objects.

For some granules we have a documented procedure of how it should be built in.

When we start a new project, the customers receives a database with all add-on granules. Their license determines what granules they can use. Just like with Navision.

slentz

You cannot write an installer for navision objects.

For some granules we have a documented procedure of how it should be built in.

Can you provide an example of the documented procedure?

Thanks!