Run dataport from other application

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  RobertMo Member Posts: 484

  2004-12-23

  This can be tricky. You cannot run dataports by using NAS (Navision App. Server).
  
  If you are accessing Navision with third party SW, why don't you just read/insert the tables you want? And of course be careful when inserting not to corrupt the data.

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  eromein Member Posts: 589

  2004-12-23

  You could make a codeunit that exports the data and call that codeunit from the NAS.
  
  Or maybe you don't want to use a Navision dataport or other Navision object. You could maybe use ODBC or C/Front.

  "Real programmers don't comment their code.
  If it was hard to write, it should be hard to understand."

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  Lio Member Posts: 10

  2004-12-23

  I can read/write data to tables, but in this way I don't use Navision Business Logic. To read/write only data I can use odbc, but I want use Navision autonumber, triggers and so on.
  
  Thanks to dataport I can achieve this.
  
  Mabe is other way... Mabe I can somehow run a code unit (from other application) and from code unit run dataport... I don't know
  
  If somebody know how I can do this please answer.

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  Lio Member Posts: 10

  2004-12-23

  eromein wrote:

  You could make a codeunit that exports the data and call that codeunit from the NAS.

  
  Can You tell me how I can do this ?
  Sorry, I'm rookie in Navision :oops:

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