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• Microsoft Dynamics Nav 2009

Microsoft Dynamics Nav Help

ODBC Driver PerformanceWith traditional approaches to remote access, performance bottlenecks can spell disasterfor applications. Regardless if an application is created for internal use, a commercial project, web, or mobileapplication, slow performance can rapidly lead to project failure.

Accessing data from any remote source has the potentialto create these problems. Enterprise-Class Remoting MySQL/SQL Database entry points for Microsoft Dynamics NAV DataThe CData ODBC drivers include powerful fully-integrated remote access capabilitiesthat makes Microsoft Dynamics NAV data accessible from virtually anywhere.

Microsoft Dynamics Nav 2009 Odbc Driver Version

I have written how to already. In the past, I have also have shown how to do this a number of times for consultants, developers and end-users.

Microsoft Dynamics Nav 2009

And once in a while, I would get another question – when I am trying to upload the license file, I get error message (screenshot below). Is the license file wrong? What did it do to my database?I must admit, the error message looks scary (at least, it did for me, when I was trying to upload a new license to LIVE database for the first time – What?? Database is invalid?!), but in fact, the issue (and solution for it) is quite simple – you don’t have enough permissions on SQL server to upload the license file.—————————Microsoft Dynamics NAV Classic—————————The following ODBC error occurred:Error: MicrosoftODBC SQL Server DriverDatabase is invalid or cannot be accessedState ID: HY024—————————OK—————————So, how do you get rid of this error message? If you are the one who needs to be uploading new license files, then ask your SQL administrator to give you (at least) sysadmin permissions on the server level:Or, find someone else, who already has these permissions, and give him the task of.