Regarding 3 Tier Architecture of Nav 6.0

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• Mark_Brummel Posts: 4,262Member, Moderators Design Patterns

  2007-10-19

  No, this will not change a thing.
  
  Try to focus on law regulations only. Most localised databases contain a lot of crap that has nothing to do with law or regulations.

  Mark Brummel | Freelance Dynamics NAV (Navision) Specialist
  
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• p.willemse6 Posts: 216Member

  2007-10-20

  or keep it this way... the biggest NV sites worldwide are based on seperate databases...

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• Waldo Posts: 3,412Member

  2007-10-22

  Indeed .. another (nasty) thing to keep in mind is the fact that it's only possible to add one country version in a license.
  
  If you were able to merge all those localisation into one database, you should renumber all localisations to 50000-range to be able run them .
  
  Seperate licenses, merge/renumber-jobs, ... often result in seperate databases.

  
  Eric Wauters
  MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
  My blog
  

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• p.willemse6 Posts: 216Member

  2007-10-26

  last thing you mention is allowed, when you pruchase a 1 user license for the foundation pack.

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• themave Posts: 1,058Member

  2007-10-26

  Here is an interesting take on the one database
  
  http://dynamicsuser.net/blogs/admin/archive/2007/10/25/why-will-microsoft-not-let-me-speak-about-dynamics-nav-at-convergence.aspx

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• Waldo Posts: 3,412Member

  2007-10-27

  p.willemse6 wrote:

  last thing you mention is allowed, when you pruchase a 1 user license for the foundation pack.

  
  Yes, but it shouldn't have to be the case... .

  
  Eric Wauters
  MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
  My blog
  

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• David_Singleton Posts: 5,454Member

  2007-10-28

  p.willemse6 wrote:

  or keep it this way... the biggest NV sites worldwide are based on seperate databases...

  
  I think you meant "some of ..." 8)

  David Singleton
  

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• p.willemse6 Posts: 216Member

  2007-10-28

  yep.

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