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Ian Grieve Certifications & Training Microsoft MCP Profile Privacy Policy Submit Question Links VBA for Integration Manager to Insert Vendor http://www.azurecurve.co.uk/tag/integration-manager/ EFT Bank And Email Addresses ● Ian Grieve ● Monday 5th September 2016 ● 4 Comments ● I did a SQL Script back in October 2014 which allowed Vendor https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/developingfordynamicsgp/2011/03/15/unknown-identifier-dynamics-or-other-constant-with-gp-2010-sp1/ EFT Details to be inserted, but, if the client is going to run it themselves, requires the assistance of the IT Department as end users don't error compiling usually have access to SQL Server Management Studio. For most clients, this hasn't usually been a problem, but a number of the clients I have worked with recently have had multiple projects on the go at the same time. This has meant that while an IT representative can be available, it isn;t usually error compiling script very timely and can delay UAT. As such, I wrote some VBA script for Integration Manager which inserts both the Vendor Email and EFT Details. Continue reading → VBA for Integration Manager to Insert Vendor EFT Bank And Email Addresses ● Categories: Dynamics, GP, Integration Manager, Microsoft ● Tags: GP, Integration Manager, Microsoft, Microsoft Dynamics, Payables Management, Purchasing, VB Script, VBA ● Permalink ● Shortlink ● Integration Manager Error: Cannot Open Database "GPLIV" Requested By The Login ● Ian Grieve ● Monday 1st August 2016 ● 1 Comment ● We're in the middle of large upgrade project at the moment for a client and encountered an error when trying to run an integration. This particular integration is an Account one, which has been extended with VB Script which checks to see if the segments exist, and if not, it inserts them. When a user tried to run the integration, they get the following error: Opening source query... Establishing source record count... Beginning integration... DOC 1 ERROR: System.Data.SqlClient.S
or other Constant with GP 2010 SP1 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ David Musgrave15 March 20112 0 0 0 Recently, we have been seeing some weird errors where previously working code fails to compile with an Unknown Identifier error referring to a constant in the core Dynamics.dic dictionary. I came across this issue myself when preparing for the recent Technical Conference, see my post: Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011 - Day minus 2. The errors occur for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Service Pack 1 or later when using a Country setting other than United States. The error messages shown when compiling a scriptwill be in the form: Unknown identifier ‘DYNAMICS'. Unknown identifier ‘SEQUENCE_LINE'. You might also find these errors occurring at runtime if your customisation is using the execute() function to compile and run pass through sanScript code at runtime. Further analysis shows that the USDYNAMICS.DIC for SP1 has 7284 constants when an Australian (or other non-US) DYNAMICS.DIC for SP1 only contains 5118 constants. Some 2166 constants have been lost from the dictionary. It seems the problem is caused when the XXERR.CNK language chunk is combined with the standard US DYNAMICS.DIC, for some reason it is corrupting the dictionary and causing the constants to be lost. This will not break the code already compiled in the the DYNAMICS.DIC as constants are only evaluated at compile time. So all the core code will continue to work fine even if the dictionary is missing constants. The problemoccurs for international3rd party developers who need to compile against a non-US core DYNAMICS.DICwhile developing, or for code which is compiled at runtime using execute() running on an international (non-US) system. This could also a