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Select Objects
Often it is necessary to compare objects in various NAV-databases. You have the big group of objects in database 1. How to make the same selection of objects in a database 2?
With this tool you can do it in 4 simple steps:
1 Select objects in Database 1.
2 Copy, Paste in Excel and Save.
3 Run Form "Select Objects" in Database 2, fill all fields and click Select button.
4 Set Filter on the DBM Table No. of the Object-Table (Object Designer).
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1013
Discuss this download here.
Often it is necessary to compare objects in various NAV-databases. You have the big group of objects in database 1. How to make the same selection of objects in a database 2?
With this tool you can do it in 4 simple steps:
1 Select objects in Database 1.
2 Copy, Paste in Excel and Save.
3 Run Form "Select Objects" in Database 2, fill all fields and click Select button.
4 Set Filter on the DBM Table No. of the Object-Table (Object Designer).
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1013
Discuss this download here.
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Oh sneaky, thankyou that's a very good idea.
But I expect you should make really sure that someone doesn't run it on native eg:
IF AllObj.GET(AllObj."Object Type"::Table, 2000000051) THEN ERROR('Really bad idea for Native');Robert de Bath
TVision Technology Ltd0 -
Hi all.
Who knows, for which purpose DBM Table No. field used? Which filter for this field I should use?
Thanks in advance!0 -
It's not used with the SQL server.
For the native (classic) database it's used in tabledata records to map the logical representation of Company name + Nav Table to a physical table within the database.Robert de Bath
TVision Technology Ltd0 -
Hi rdebath.
Thanks for fast answer!
So, as I understand, if I have database on SQL Server, I can leave filter blank for this field. But, I get error that it is must be greater than 0. What should I fill in in this field?
Thanks!0 -
Errm, you mean for this download?
It pops up a message for the value that it puts into the DBM Number field after the import. Or you could just use <>0Robert de Bath
TVision Technology Ltd0
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