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Attain 3.10 -3.60 and Navimeat
seamus.power
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Hi
Has anybody had any experience with the Navimeat product running on Attain 3.10 (soon to be upgraded to 3.60)
I am looking at Navimeat for yield control etc so if any body has this sort of setup I would be interested in any problems etc. that have occured.
Has anybody had any experience with the Navimeat product running on Attain 3.10 (soon to be upgraded to 3.60)
I am looking at Navimeat for yield control etc so if any body has this sort of setup I would be interested in any problems etc. that have occured.
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<strong>Hi
Has anybody had any experience with the Navimeat product running on Attain 3.10 (soon to be upgraded to 3.60)
I am looking at Navimeat for yield control etc so if any body has this sort of setup I would be interested in any problems etc. that have occured.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Is there at all Navimeat on Attain 3.10? I know only version for NF 2.60? <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/smiles/icon_confused.gif" />
LEC has anounced that there will be NaviMeat on Attain 3.6 in second half of 2003.
bostjanl
<small>[ 15-10-2002, 14:18: Message edited by: bostjanl ]</small>
We are having a demo of Navimeat at the end of October I'll keep you posted. We are also looking at Attain 3.60 but using SQL so we can use MS clustering as the Navision native database doesn't seem to support clustering. We are going to put it into a large number of sites but base the IBM e-series servers at one location. We are looking at either having one database with multiple companies or multple databases.
<strong>Hi
We are having a demo of Navimeat at the end of October I'll keep you posted. We are also looking at Attain 3.60 but using SQL so we can use MS clustering as the Navision native database doesn't seem to support clustering. We are going to put it into a large number of sites but base the IBM e-series servers at one location. We are looking at either having one database with multiple companies or multple databases.</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">You will receive NaviMeat on Attain 3.10 at the end of this month? Let us now, when you recive it.
e-series? Which one? If you want to use MS SQL, then you can use only xSeries.
Bostjan