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ERROR: Reports.dic needs updating
The file sitting on the share, will already have a SP applied to it. When you run a SP on a workstation that is pointed to that file, it will update the files as well. The "code" folder is where you load the actual code for GP. Typically it is c:\Program Files\Microsoft Business...- Sniper187
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- Forum: Microsoft: Dynamics GP (Great Plains)
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ERROR: Reports.dic needs updating
Typically when I get this message it is because the versions (service pack) of the local machine and shared reports.dic are seen as different. Make sure they are all running the same service pack verison. If this does not solve the issue, in version 8 i believe you can still copy the code...- Sniper187
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- Forum: Microsoft: Dynamics GP (Great Plains)
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Cannot log into version 9.0
Couple of things to check. 1) Make sure all the products you have installed on any workstation are installed on the server as well. New in verison 9 is the validation check. If you have something installed on a workstation that has not been initialized (sp?) on the server you will not be...- Sniper187
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Dynamics GP (Great Plains)
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create 7.5 test environment
You are basically on the right track. Here is a document from the MBS website on how to transfer Great Plains from one server to another. This will work if you are running SQL 2K. 1. Load Microsoft SQL Server with the same sort order as the older server and Great Plains on the new...- Sniper187
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Dynamics GP (Great Plains)
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GP Database Upgrade
Run the following script againt the DYNAMCIS database to set the Dynamics the version of the database is 8. use DYNAMICS declare @companyDBName as char(5), @companyName as char(65), @version as numeric(3,2), @verMajor as int, @verMinor as int, @verOldMajor as int, @verOldMinor as int...- Sniper187
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Dynamics GP (Great Plains)
