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RasoolShaik
Member Posts: 40
Dear Experts..
Can any body provide me solutions for the following quaries...
1. Maximum database size is 128 GB for any version of Navision (Is this right?)
2. What if the database size approaches the maximum limit? is migrating to SQL server the only available option?
3. What are the training options available for reports designing/coding in Navision?
4. Why do most people prefer Jet reports for generating customized reports from Navision?
5. Licensed size with us in KB is 65536000, how can we get this size increased to 128GB (if required)?
Thanks & Regards
Can any body provide me solutions for the following quaries...
1. Maximum database size is 128 GB for any version of Navision (Is this right?)
2. What if the database size approaches the maximum limit? is migrating to SQL server the only available option?
3. What are the training options available for reports designing/coding in Navision?
4. Why do most people prefer Jet reports for generating customized reports from Navision?
5. Licensed size with us in KB is 65536000, how can we get this size increased to 128GB (if required)?
Thanks & Regards
Rasool Shaik
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2. Yep, SQL Server is the way to go. Definitally if you have db's as big as you say
3. I guess this is a custom training. You should follow DEVI and may be DEVII.
4. Jet Reports:
I Guess because most people are familiar with Excel. With Jet Reports, they get extra functions in Excel to retreive data from Navision. Works like a charm.
5. What Navision version are you using?
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