Problem compiling Code Unit 414 after applying Rollup

scribe_shawn
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I just applied the rollup to my 2013 R2 system (a development VM). Realizing that the update changed some code on 414 Release Sales Document, I had to go back in and reapply mine.
When I finished and recompiled, I got this error:
You have specified an unknown variable.
CalcSalesTaxLines
Define the variable under Global C/AL symbols
This isn't on of my variables and I didn't change code anywhere near here. Roll this code unit back and try to compile it without putting my changes in, it still fails with this error.
I followed these instructions to install the rollup:
https://mbs2.microsoft.com/Knowledgebas ... us,2834770
Rollup was available here
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/
What am I missing?
When I finished and recompiled, I got this error:
You have specified an unknown variable.
CalcSalesTaxLines
Define the variable under Global C/AL symbols
This isn't on of my variables and I didn't change code anywhere near here. Roll this code unit back and try to compile it without putting my changes in, it still fails with this error.
I followed these instructions to install the rollup:
https://mbs2.microsoft.com/Knowledgebas ... us,2834770
Rollup was available here
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/
What am I missing?
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I have looked at CU414 in W1 7.10 and W17.10 RO1 as well as W17.10 Cumulative Update 1 and in neither of those have I found a reference to CalcSalesTaxLines.
Which language version are you running ? US version ? Maybe this is related to a specific release.
To track down where you have gone wrong I would install a clean version of NAV 7.10 and apply the RollUp to it. Then see if the problem persists. If not then you have an issue with CU414 in your particular database (most likely scenario).
Hope you find out where it comes fromBest regards
Tommy0 -
Thanks for getting back to me.
My initial install of the rollup was on a clean version of 2013 R2. I dug through the .txt version of the upgraded .fob and did find references to CalcSalesTaxLines. It's a procedure that must have not imported correctly.
I'll roll back the VM again and try reinstalling the rollup.
thx0
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