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Nav report 2009 to 2016
yekaradeniz
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Hi to all.
I searched my problem internet but can't find a solution. So i am writing here.
We are upgrading Nav Version. And I am working on reports.
First, I Export 50XXX report as txt(2009). Then, I tried to Import to Nav 2016. But have a problem. The message box says : "You cannot import an object that does not have a DATASET section"
1. Q) How i can handle this problem?
2. Q) What is the best way for report upgrade? Many people says in internet : "You need upgrade 2013 first, and then to 2016"
thank for your helps,
Have a nice days.
I searched my problem internet but can't find a solution. So i am writing here.
We are upgrading Nav Version. And I am working on reports.
First, I Export 50XXX report as txt(2009). Then, I tried to Import to Nav 2016. But have a problem. The message box says : "You cannot import an object that does not have a DATASET section"
1. Q) How i can handle this problem?
2. Q) What is the best way for report upgrade? Many people says in internet : "You need upgrade 2013 first, and then to 2016"
thank for your helps,
Have a nice days.
0
Answers
You might be able to import your Report as text; you will not be able to import it as fob. Alternatively do a technical upgrade on your NAV 2009 database to NAV 2013.
You need to be able to compile your report in NAV 2013 before you can upgrade it. However, you will not be able to edit the report in order to fix errors. So, be prepared for this most unfortunate situation.
2009=>2013=>2016 not ez way, but u can try
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