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That's the thing... Our users, are... not that savvy, for
lack of a better word. Our users are very used to routine based actions, etc.
And they don't usually stray off the beaten path.
Also, only developer level people here have access to such
things as field settings, and access to the actual Data through
SQL.
-Brandon From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig Fidler Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 9:33 AM To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Customer missing, but is there?! Perhaps a user had
access to the AOT and made the change there or some one went in using SQL and
made the change? From:
Well after looking into
this further and reviewing the actual record in the CustTable, it turns out that
the padding that is in front of the given Customer Accounts was missing??? A
normal user should not be able to do such a thing, and would not know how?!
Either way the fix was copying over the CustAccount field value from the Sales
Table, and then synchronizing the table through
Axapta! I am glad it works, but
the questions remains how a normal user could make that
change?! thanks, From:
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Hello All! I hope everyone is doing well. Anyway, I have a
very strange issue. We have a customer account, that has a Also I can click Inquiry > Sales Orders and see
everything they have, yet try to update one of those sales orders and it tells
me the account does not exists? Something else that is strange, since I know the
customer account number, then I can directly enter it into the find, which
should take me right to it without any wild card * around it. When I do such a
thing though, it does not find it. I have to put wild cards (*) around the
account number before it will pull it up??? I have tried updating the record, going through the
right click on the record, and then clicking record info. From there clicking
the 'rename' option and renaming it to the same thing... still same problem. I
have also synchronized the table, and re-indexed all indices for the given
table????? I am stumped to say the least, as to how I can fix this? Can anyone
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