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Nav 2013 - Object outside the customer's License
kjboloe
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Hi, In the Classic client in Nav 2009, we were able to run object outside the customer's license.
In Nav 2013 we can get to the object the same way by loading our Partner License to the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Development Environment. But when I try to run a Table, it now starts the RTC client which uses the Customer License. I therefore get an error that says that I don't have permission to run that Table ](*,) .
Does anyone have a solution to do this in Nav 2013 other than loading our License to the SQL database.
In Nav 2013 we can get to the object the same way by loading our Partner License to the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Development Environment. But when I try to run a Table, it now starts the RTC client which uses the Customer License. I therefore get an error that says that I don't have permission to run that Table ](*,) .
Does anyone have a solution to do this in Nav 2013 other than loading our License to the SQL database.
Kind regards
Kenneth Jarlshøi Bolø
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Kenneth Jarlshøi Bolø
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Actually I'm searching myself.
But by replying this issue it should pop up on top again
But as I am here, let me support this case:
To be able to use developers license on a customer's database is very handy in testing.
I myself have done some "tools" during my many years with NAV; tools which are reused over and over again. Those tools (mostly reports) do have ID's in a range (99300..99799), that very, very rarely are conflicted to customer's ojbects. And believe me, that is convenient!
The tools are for checking inventory, applications, relations, testing performance - stuff like that.
And as the objects are tools only, the customer will never ever run these objects. Usually the objects are use only once at each customer.
In NAV 2013 I have to rename my objects to fit into the customer's object area.
Yes, I can do that.
But when you do come from a time, where such operations were a lot easier - the NAV2013-way makes is feel like going back in time...! :-k
But - let's be optimistic - and belive that Microsoft just forgot to make it possible temporary to change and use a developer's license as in pre-NAV2013.
And that this will be solved in the next release. :whistle:
Hm... imagine - if you were going to your dentist; and you (the customer) had to purchase and bring your own tools for the dentist to work with...
Naa - forget it... ](*,)
What I do at customers site is use SQL Server Management Studio and do queries directly on the the database.
We also want to run the upgrade on their server (superfast and no FTPing of databases) and are afraid it will fail without using our license.
Thanks,
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