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Hello Blaine,

There is a Shortage Report that you can run against your released production orders.

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Hello Blaine,

I see start date/time, end date/time, and due date in my BC22 playground, and I know we have the fields in BC14 and earlier versions of NAV.

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I was able to change the printer property to bypass the spooler and print directly to the printer….so far , so good.

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Welcome Hawlii,

I am running BC14 on premise, but have not ever experienced the issue that you have.

My first thought are to try recompiling the object and/or reimporting it. Stopping and starting the BC service also could not hurt.

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According to the article linked below, “Users and Devices accessing the SQL software indirectly through another application or hardware device will still need a CAL.”

https://www.trustedtechteam.com/pages/microsoft-sql-cal-guide

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Microsoft SQL Server CAL Guide — Trusted Tech Team

Get clarity on the ins and outs of Microsoft SQL Server CAL prices and licensing requirements in our online guide, and get your SQL Server CALs here at Trusted Tech Team.

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I don’t know what PRISM is. Sounds like a job for a developer.

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I think that the closest thing in the base product is the Item Age Composition – Value report. The Lanham Demand Planning add-on has an Item Ranking and Turns report. With a little development, you may be able to create a Slow Moving Inventory Report.

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Today’s webinar (Sept 18) is unfortunately being postponed and it will be rescheduled. Stay tuned for updates.

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Hi Chris,

Yes, I am pretty sure that is the way it works. We looked at it earlier this year when we implemented purchase approvals for indirect purchases. I though we could have users enter a quote, get it approved and then convert it to an (approved) order.

To avoid an approval on the PO after the quote had already been approved, we decided to skip the purchase quotes. Users enter a purchase order and we just have an approval workflow on that.

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The URL worked fine for me on both my work and personal computers.

Here’s another link you can use:
https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/8de9477b-437d-4ba8-9d51-fa4e16ab3ff3@2fc13e34-f03f-498b-982a-7cb446e25bc6

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Actually that field is grayed out, but I have determined that it is an issue with our system (some customized code somewhere!). This worked in the Cronus test database.

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Just a follow up on this thread: I was informed that these are orphaned records and they are safe to delete. This situation could have been created in older versions of NAV if a user was deleted but the user’s personalizations were not deleted.

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Thank you Jeff. Right now this only concerns the service tier server and not the SQL server, so hopefully nothing to be concerned about….yet.

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What happens if the print spooler is restarted in the middle of a print job?

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@kvernonmelco-com I am so sorry that you missed this webinar. It was filled with lots of helpful information, tips & tricks.

The recording was just submitted to the Dynamics Communities (DCI) Team so if will be posted on this web site in the near future. After it is posted, you will be able to find the recoding in the event calendar under August 9, 2023 or from the Content area, you’ll be able to search “Finding Efficiencies” to find the recording.