5.0 Upgrade Toolkit bug? [WARNING!!!!]

Alex_Chow · 2007-12-04

Has anyone noticed that when you upgrade to version 5.0 from 3.7, it changes your Average Cost Calc. Type to Item (instead of whatever it was before)?

Belias · 2007-12-05

what the hell! :evil:
thanks! I will do this translation in a few days, i'll keep an eye on it!

Alex_Chow · 2007-12-28

Belias wrote:

what the hell! :evil:
thanks! I will do this translation in a few days, i'll keep an eye on it!

Hi, did you notice this problem when you did the upgrade?

Alex_Chow · 2008-01-22

Ok, problems are starting to surface.

IF you are using Average Cost and IF your Average Cost Calc. Type is Item & Location & Variant, when you upgrade to 5.0. The cost calculation type will be set to ITEM.

At this point, DO NOT RUN ADJUST COST!!! It will calculate your average by ITEM irregardless if you changed the Average Cost Calc. Type to item & location.

This is a problem in the Avg. Cost Adjmt. Entry Point table. I'm currently figuring out a solution for this and will keep you guys posted.

Alex_Chow · 2008-01-28

Ok.. I've figured the proper solution for situations like this.

This will only apply if the following is true for your client:
1. They're upgrading from 3.x or 4.x to 5.0
2. They're using average cost
3. They have the Avg. Cost Calc type to Item&Variant&Locatoin

I've written something that will reset the Avg. Cost Adjmt. Entry Point and the Accounting Period (yes, accounting period) table.

I'll put up the code on the download section if anyone is interested.

Hmm... Maybe I should report this to Microsoft?

teckpoh · 2008-03-06

Hi Guys....may i know where can i get the upgrade toolkit? i wish to upgrade nav ver3.1 to ver5. Please advise...Thank in advance~~

Cheer,
teckpoh

jonsan21 · 2008-03-06

https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource ... page=false

PartnerSource ID required.

Rgds,

Jon.

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