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While importing FOB in NAV Classic without SP1, compiler Err
samudurai
Member Posts: 18
In Navision 2009 W/O Sp1 .
1)Install NAV Classic (Interface Connector)
2)Update the fin license and import the FOB file from Object Designer.
Expected result - The fob file should be imported successfully and no error shoul be shown.
Actual result - An error message is displayed saying " The compiler found 1 error while import or restore."
Note :
Devlopment Environmnt :
No complier error found.
Test Environment :
Fresh NAV 2009
Fresh Installed Connecter
Import Support Fob Files
](*,)
1)Install NAV Classic (Interface Connector)
2)Update the fin license and import the FOB file from Object Designer.
Expected result - The fob file should be imported successfully and no error shoul be shown.
Actual result - An error message is displayed saying " The compiler found 1 error while import or restore."
Note :
Devlopment Environmnt :
No complier error found.
Test Environment :
Fresh NAV 2009
Fresh Installed Connecter
Import Support Fob Files
](*,)
Samu Thangadurai
0
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After the error message, filter the object designer for "markedonly = true" in order to see what is the bad object
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the strange part :-k it throws compiler error in testing enviroment.. (where we are importing fob files for first time )
:shock:
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1.press F11
2.see the error (if any)
3.correct it
4.save the object
and repeat from step 1
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i need documentation where we can say in nav 2009 w/o sp1 "this version of nav recompiles all the objects after importing them "
what's the problem?
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Thanks Belias
the problem is the fob objects are already compiled(without error) & exported .. & why should user recompile while importing. we are suppose to give compile error free objects. right ??
Note :
In Navision 2009 W/O Sp1 .
1)Install NAV Classic (Interface Connector) - Automation server objects2)Update the fin license and import the FOB file from Object Designer.
Expected result - The fob file should be imported successfully and no error shoul be shown.
Actual result - An error message is displayed saying " The compiler found 1 error while import or restore."
suppose that you have a report that exports to excel: it will compile on your pc, but it won't on a pc without excel installed, for example.
that said, i don't agree with the whole recompilation policy, as compilation it is deadly slow in nav2009 onward...
NOTE: if the compiler tells you that you have an error, be sure that the error is there!!!
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NAV 2009 SP1 - complie & export
NAV 2009 - Compile , uncheck the compile & export .. so while importing the compiler won;t throw error
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