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SQL View - Not Working???!!!
r44712
Member Posts: 40
Hi all,
I'm trying to use a SQL View to display a large quantity of information across several tables.
The View is written and returns the data as expected.
However, in Navision the table is "blank"
In Navision, the table's LinkedObject property is set to 'Yes' as is the LinkedTransaction (same database / server).
If I try and set the LinkedObject property to false, it complains about an existing object, and if I try and enter a field (that is not part of the view) it complains also. I'm deducing from that, that Navision "knows" it is there.
I do not believe it is a permissions issue, as I can run the view with both my 'regular' and 'super user' logins onm the SQL Server within the Management Studio. It makes no difference if I login to Navision with either of these.
Is there something that I've missed (had a look at the ADG - next to useless)? ](*,)
THanks for any advice!
I'm trying to use a SQL View to display a large quantity of information across several tables.
The View is written and returns the data as expected.
However, in Navision the table is "blank"
In Navision, the table's LinkedObject property is set to 'Yes' as is the LinkedTransaction (same database / server).
If I try and set the LinkedObject property to false, it complains about an existing object, and if I try and enter a field (that is not part of the view) it complains also. I'm deducing from that, that Navision "knows" it is there.
I do not believe it is a permissions issue, as I can run the view with both my 'regular' and 'super user' logins onm the SQL Server within the Management Studio. It makes no difference if I login to Navision with either of these.
Is there something that I've missed (had a look at the ADG - next to useless)? ](*,)
THanks for any advice!
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