--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jacob Christian Døskeland
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> It depends on your needs!
> If you are able to always have a stabilised layer its very nice to
use the
> way the consultant talks about. Because you are then 100 % sure
that you
> are operating with the same table ids and so on in both enviroments.
>
> If it's hard to keep the dev enviroment stabilised at all times,
the
> export/import solution is just super!
> It's also nice with the export/import rutine that you can do it
when people
> are one the solution, not always, but most of the times.
>
> Best regards Jacob
>
> At 13:00 22.01.2004 +0000, you wrote:
> >Hy,
> >
> >When we began with axapta programming, one of our consultant said
> >that the usage of Import/Export project was a wrong solution.
> >
> >Then, he adviced us to import our developpement by making a copy of
> >the "CUS Layer". But, in this case, before each copy, we need a
> >stabilised layer. And, some people have to wait others before
> >beginning a new developpement.
> >
> >Then, what's the best solution for developpement importing in the
> >Live environment??
> >What do you use??
> >
> >Thanks a lot
> >Thierry
> >
> >
> >
> >
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