Standard database WITH page objects

DenSter
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I need a blank, standard, Cronus database, including the default page objects. I have the NAV 2009 product disc, in which I finally found the 'database.fbk', but that does NOT include page objects. I found a couple of files that seem like they are some sort of demo database for SQL, but those are MSI files. I am afraid that running those will replace my current demo database, which I have done extensive object modifications to, and spent considerable time entering test data.
How are we supposed to create a new blank database if not all objects are included in database.fbk?
How are we supposed to create a new blank database if not all objects are included in database.fbk?
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I posted it to Connect site as bug when the partners demo was released, answer was that in final version it will be ok... :-k0
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I suggest renaming your current database, then running the demo database .msi installer you found, to get the standard one again.
You can then do a NAV backup of the demo database to use afterwards (or better still create a SQL backup of it, which you can quickly restore into a new standard database again).Dean McCrae - Senior Software Developer, NAV Server & Tools
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Which one? SQLDatabase or SQLDemoDatabase? Do I just doubleclick the msi file and it will run automatically?0
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Its SQLDemoDatabase. You can right-click and choose Install I think.
The other one, SQLDatabase, is for preparing the SQL Server itself, e.g. the license and NetworkService server login.Dean McCrae - Senior Software Developer, NAV Server & Tools
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dmccrae wrote:Its SQLDemoDatabase. You can right-click and choose Install I think.
The other one, SQLDatabase, is for preparing the SQL Server itself, e.g. the license and NetworkService server login.
I have renamed my current database to TEST Demo Database NAV (6-0) and when I try to install database again from SQLDemoDatabase folder it starts installing, but then quits without any error message. Database is not installed.Tomas,
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Are you an Administrator when you run the install?Dean McCrae - Senior Software Developer, NAV Server & Tools
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I am facing the same problem as Tomas.
I tried with Administrator account also.
My event log shows "Product: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 6-0 Database for SQL Server -- Configuration completed successfully."
But when i open SQL Server and look for Demo Database NAV (6.0), i cannot find it.
Note that i had renamed my previous demo db. so as to avoid overwriting it due to new installation.
I am not sure where the demo db. is being installed.
Regards,
HemantRegards,
Hemant
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Hi all,
I think i have found the answer.
The demo database is installed in "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\60\Database".
When you run the installer, a Database folder is created in above path which contains the .mdf and .ldf files.
You then simply need to attach this db. on SQL Server.
Now if i open the demo db. in NAV2009, i see the Page objects
I request Denster to please mark this post as Solved.
Regards,
HemantRegards,
Hemant
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You then simply need to attach this db. on SQL Server.
No need to even attach the db. manually.
The db. is attached in default instance of SQL.
Previously i was looking it in another instance.
Regards,Regards,
Hemant
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Hi Hemant, I will set the post to solved when I have the time to verify this solution. As I am not about to run a script that blindly installs a database, and thereby possibly replace a database that I've been working on for months, I am not yet ready to do this. Once my current project is finished, I will try it, and if I find that it works the way you describe I will set the post to solved, and you will get the credit for it. I appreciate your contributions to this posts, and I definately will try your suggestion, but please stop repeating that I need to set it to solved.0
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