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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Hi,I think instead of copying the whole application directory, why don't you copy the layer file for example AXyyyLL-cc where yyy = layer (cus,var,usr) , LL = Language(Spanish, Englich), CC = Country (US, DE) Just a new thought. HemantSteeve Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For
Why not copy just the layer label files that youmake changes to? If your customer makes changes in the user layer that procedure with overwrite the changes.VardenMorris Senior Developer
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Thanks Varden,
That will make the process faster as well, i see the files and will
move them selectively!
Good to know we are not totally of track :-)
Regards
Ulrich
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Varden Morris
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Why not copy just the layer label
thanks
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Steeve Gilbert
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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
Hermant,
Just the kind of info a non developer like me needs, thanks for the
quick explantion, it will save time!
Ulrich
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Hemant Kumthekar
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Hi,
I think instead of copying the whole application directory, why
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