Printer system table.

Nicolai_Esbensen
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Hi there.
We are running hosted solutions using MS terminal services. We
are mapping the local printers at the server, for use by our customers. The problem is that the printer mapping at the servers is to slow, which results in the printer systemtable beeing outdated since the printers hasn't been mapped at the server when the user logs into navision.
Is there anyway to modify this system-table? I tried writing a small codeunit, scanning the printers and inserting them into the printer-table, no luck due to writeprotection. Is there certain codeunits from which you are allowed to modify the table or is there another solution out there?
Any suggestions are welcome
Thanks in advance.
/Nicolai Esbensen
We are running hosted solutions using MS terminal services. We
are mapping the local printers at the server, for use by our customers. The problem is that the printer mapping at the servers is to slow, which results in the printer systemtable beeing outdated since the printers hasn't been mapped at the server when the user logs into navision.
Is there anyway to modify this system-table? I tried writing a small codeunit, scanning the printers and inserting them into the printer-table, no luck due to writeprotection. Is there certain codeunits from which you are allowed to modify the table or is there another solution out there?
Any suggestions are welcome

Thanks in advance.
/Nicolai Esbensen
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The printer-table is a virtual table. This means it is read-only and it is created-on-the-fly when needed. This last means it is never outdated.
I think you should set up the system that when someone logs on, it server must also take the local printers.
Another possibility is to create all the printers on the server and connect them to the local printers. But this last means there will be a lot of printers defined.Regards,Alain Krikilion
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As i see it, the table is generated when navision starts, and is never updated until navision restarts which gives the problem with the delay in printermapping ?0
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Nicolai Esbensen wrote:As i see it, the table is generated when navision starts, and is never updated until navision restarts which gives the problem with the delay in printermapping ?
If you add a printer after the first use of the table, this printer will not be shown until a Navision-restart.Regards,Alain Krikilion
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