The following error messages can be found in Navision Financials, Navision Attain, Navision Solutions, Microsoft Business Solutions Navision, and Dynamics NAV. The error message is generally just a number, this table can be used to find out a little bit more about the error.

See the whole list of error messages:

Did you know that you can copy an error message?

• Select the error message
• Send: CTRL + C
• Open notepad
• Send CTRL + V

You see:
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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Item No. ” does not exist.
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OK
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Extreme Programming (or XP) is a software engineering methodology (and a form of agile software development) prescribing a set of daily stakeholder practices that embody and encourage particular XP values (below). Proponents believe that exercising these practices—traditional software engineering practices taken to so-called “extreme” levels—leads to a development process that is more responsive to customer needs (”agile”) than traditional methods, while creating software of better quality.

Proponents of Extreme programming and agile methodologies in general regard ongoing changes to requirements as a natural, inescapable and desirable aspect of software development projects; they believe that adaptability to changing requirements at any point during the project life is a more realistic and better approach than attempting to define all requirements at the beginning of a project and then expending effort to control changes to the requirements.

However, XP has been noted for several potential drawbacks, as compared to more document-based methodologies, including problems with unstable requirements, no documented compromises of user conflicts, and lack of an overall design spec or document.

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By exporting or importing data you want to get clean data.

For example:
This   line     will      be        imported
This line will be imported

Use this function in your dataport to delete all double spaces in a string:

gFncDeleteDoubleSpaces(lTxtString : Text[1024]) : Text[1024]
IF DELCHR(lTxtString,'=',' ') = '' THEN
  EXIT('');
REPEAT
  i += 1;
  lTxtChar := COPYSTR(lTxtString,i,1);
  IF lTxtChar <> ' ' THEN BEGIN
    lTxtNewString += lTxtChar;
    IF NOT lBlnAddSpace THEN
      lBlnAddSpace := TRUE;
  END ELSE
    IF lBlnAddSpace THEN BEGIN
      lTxtNewString += ' ';
      lBlnAddSpace := FALSE;
    END;
UNTIL i = STRLEN(lTxtString);
EXIT(lTxtNewString);

Define the follow variable:

lTxtNewString as Text(1024)
i as Integer
lTxtChar as Text(1)
lBlnAddSpace asBoolean �

What’s the bug:

- Create a new dataport.
- Select View > Dataport Fields.
- Click on Field Menu button (see 1)
- Select the fields you want to export.
- Here’s the bug (see 2), you cannot press OK / Cancel or Apply.

But how do you get the dataport fields???

After selecting the fields click with your cursor in the Field Designer Form (see 3)

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Simple (NAV) data export/import to/from Navision.

Export:

- Select a Table No.
- Select a File Name
- Select your fields to export.
- Press Export

Import

- Select a Table No.
- Select a File Name
- Select your fields to import.
- Define your collumn’s for the import.
- Press Import

Simple and Quickly importing and exporting data into / from Navision

IMPORTANT: Be carefull to import data into Live Databases!