Why not copy just the layer & label files that you make changes to? If your customer makes changes in the user layer that procedure with overwrite the changes.
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Steeve Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For me, the steps described makes sense. That's what we do when moving layers from our Test environment to our QA environment. But you still need to synchronise to make sure that any modification to table definition gets transferred to the database.
Regards,
Steeve...
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Objet : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license
Good Morning
The Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are doing
extensive developement for them.
We are planning to use the following simple approach to make changes
to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to
improve on it, and wheter it makes sense. There is also one question
that i need answered.
Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS LAYER.
The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except the
usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import changes!
Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our
developement area and pasted onto the customers application directory.
Step 3. If the above steps make sense, do we need to syncronise tables
or anything else??
Regards, Ulrich
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