What IS the difference between license A and license B?
If be would be a developer licence you can do all you want of course. So you must have granule 3080 in license B.
If you use a developer license and just run a “setup” table you might insert a record into that table. So, next time Navision read this table and found a record there you are running into the problems you have right now. Your “A” license don’t have permission.
Let us know what your A and B license is. Much easier for us to help you.
Anyway, somebody must have set up the change log. If you enable the the change log you still have to define the tables (and fields) you want to “log”. And with your description at least 2 tables are involved.
the problem is not because the license a.flf and b.flf is different
because i usually i’m using license a.flf, and it’s all right…
now it couldn’t… so i try using b.flf
and it’s ok…
Anyway, somebody must have set up the change log. If you enable the the change log you still have to define the tables (and fields) you want to “log”. And with your description at least 2 tables are involved. → could i track it? where must i find this?
Exactly that IS the problem. Please let us know the differences between the two license files. Just post them here (no serial no. or company name required). As you state by yourself: license B is working, license A not!
I guess it is too late now. You already restored a backup AND you need the granule 3080 (change log) to track this. (If you still have the backup from April, 19th there might be a chance if your license B has the granule 3080 and the system recorded the changes in the ChangeLogSetup table.)
Stan keep in mind that you should not be swapping back and forth with licenses on a database. I am not sure why you would have two licenses, but best it to get rid of the one that does not work, and work only with the good one. If for some reason you really need two licenses, then make sure to use each on eon the correct system that it is licensed for, other wise these problems will pop up again.
Stan, you have probably solved the immediate issue of the change log setup, but have you really solved the long term licensing issue? It seems odd that you are using two licenses. I know there are a number of end users that have purchased two separate licenses, one the normal processing license, and then they purchase a separate developer license so that end users can not accidentally do some damage. But in these cases, the developer license is only used on the development and test databases, never in live.
