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Sync-NAVTenant NAV2015
Roelof
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I'm currently in an upgrade process and I'm having a bit of a time with the conversion from NAV2013 to NAV2015. The database is already opened in NAV2015 which went fine. When I try to run 'Sync-NAVTenant' in PowerShell, to synchronize all table schemas, it runs fairly quickly and returns back to the prompt. However, when I run the 'Get-NAVTenant' command, it still shows the 'State' as 'OperationalSyncInProgress'.
The tables have all been compiled. All system tables did compile. Some of the other tables failed to compiled due to the missing of remaining objects which haven't been imported yet. Could that be the reason why the 'State' field is still saying 'OperationSyncInProgress'? The Task-Manager is indicating no processor time in the background on the server (where the NAV-Service resides).
Any help is welcome.
Thanks.
The tables have all been compiled. All system tables did compile. Some of the other tables failed to compiled due to the missing of remaining objects which haven't been imported yet. Could that be the reason why the 'State' field is still saying 'OperationSyncInProgress'? The Task-Manager is indicating no processor time in the background on the server (where the NAV-Service resides).
Any help is welcome.
Thanks.
Roelof de Jonghttp://www.wye.com
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