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Changing codeunit id
larshs
Member Posts: 17
Hi,
I had to import a codeunit into a NAV installation, where the codeunit id was already occupied. I did the following to work around this:
1: In my sandbox NAV I exported the codeunit and removed it.
2: I the imported the .fob file and renamed gave the codeunit a new id.
3: I compiled the code unit.
4: I exported the code unit to a new .fob file to be imported on the other NAV installation
Is there better way of re-numbering code units?
Thanks in advance!
BR.
Lars
I had to import a codeunit into a NAV installation, where the codeunit id was already occupied. I did the following to work around this:
1: In my sandbox NAV I exported the codeunit and removed it.
2: I the imported the .fob file and renamed gave the codeunit a new id.
3: I compiled the code unit.
4: I exported the code unit to a new .fob file to be imported on the other NAV installation
Is there better way of re-numbering code units?
Thanks in advance!
BR.
Lars
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sorenhinrup
Member Posts: 136
Open the Codeunit -> Save as -> rename it -> Delete the original codeunit -> Rename the new codeunit5
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