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NAV 5.01 upgraded to NAV 2009 SP1 by mistake
ashishsajnani
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Hello everybody,
By mistake i opened my NAV 5 SP 1 database in NAV 2009 SP1, as there is no confirm for the upgrade. My database got upgraded. Now, there is no problem working on the database but I cannot take backup. Is there any way to degrade it?
Regards,
Ashish
By mistake i opened my NAV 5 SP 1 database in NAV 2009 SP1, as there is no confirm for the upgrade. My database got upgraded. Now, there is no problem working on the database but I cannot take backup. Is there any way to degrade it?
Regards,
Ashish
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For the record I have never seen the database technically upgrade without a message.
Someone blogged once about downgrading a database but I would recommend a backup restored over a downgrade...
****Just because if there really was no confirmation I feel it would be an issue MS would need to look into ASAP I tried to open a NAV 501 DB with some 601 binaries and I was asked to confirm a technical upgrade****
After upgradation of DB all your customised code reflect in NAV 2009
rgds
dhananjay
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If this happes you can still work with the database in the old 5.1 execs but you cannot backup the DB or compile/export all objects because you get a stx error.
This is 'solved' by using the 6.0 stx files. It is a dirty workaround but it worked at one of my customers.
The best permanent solution is to technicaly upgade the database to 6.1. Doing a T.U. from 5.1 to 6.1 is relatively simple and should be without many issues.
Take care...