Changes Made in Microsoft Business Solutions–Navision W1 4.0 SP3. Table of Content. Development Environment and Database Changes, страница 19

P38)  Wrong Confirmation Message

Error

When choosing the deletion option for deleting a language when exporting a language module, the deletion option would not list all available languages with same name like for English.

This has been corrected

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P39)  End Of Line Was Not Treated As White Space In XML

Error

When reading a xml file, the XMLPort did not treat the end of line as white space.

This has been corrected

P40)  Internal Error 1 In Module 43

Error

When designing a report or data-port it was possible to create a “Data Item” with a name longer than 30 characters. Compile time this would lead to the error message: “Internal Error 1 in Module 43”. Now a warning message will appear when exceeding the allowed amount of characters.

This has been corrected

VSA reference: 8502141

P41)  Not Possible To Use Dimension Filter In Dataports

Error

It is now possible to use a dimension filter in dataports.

This has been corrected

VSA reference: 8448443

P42)  References To Non-Existing Tables Could Make Navision Crash

Error

Navision could crash if a table field was referring to another table and the other table was non-existing.

This has been corrected

Clarify reference: SRZ060125001144

P43)  Buffer Over Run When Using Copy Function In Code Units

Error

A buffer overrun could occur if you used the copy function CTRL + C and scrolled to the end of the code unit.

This has been corrected

P44)  SHELL Parameter Too Short

Error

The SHELL parameter was limited to 80 characters. Now the variable length is 256.

This has been corrected

VSA reference: 8363740

P45)  Menu Suite Design

Error

When designing a menu suite with more levels and removing a level in the middle could cause a crash when trying to design a level below the removed level.

This has been corrected

P46)  Not Possible To Have 20 Character Fields In Streams

Error

When using STREAM.WRITE with a 20 character field and creating a STREAM.READ for the same field could cause an overflow error.

This has been corrected

P47)  Auto Positioning Does Not Work

Error

When the navigation pane was hidden the auto positioning of forms worked correctly, but when the navigation pane was visible auto positioning did not work when several forms were opened.

This has been corrected

P48)  Not Possible To Design Form

Error

It was possible to create C/AL code on a form trigger that could run fine but it was not possible to design the form after the code was implemented.

This has been corrected

Issues

P49)  Visual Studio 2005

Issue

It was not possible to look up “Ntimer” and “Navision Socket Bus Adaptor” from Visual Studio 2005.

This has been corrected

P50)  Maximum And Minimize Buttons Missing

Error

The “field look up” window in XML port Designer did not have the maximum and minimize buttons.

This has been corrected

P51)  XML Port Can Not Interpret Tabs

Error

If an element in a XML document included much tabulation it could cause a crash.

This has been corrected

VSA reference: 8452854

P52)  XML Version Numbering Not Working

Error

It was not possible to change the version number for XML documents created by a XML Port.

This has been corrected

VSA reference: 8085070

P53)  Not Possible To Assign Table Fields Before Table Relation

Error

When designing a XML port it was not possible to assign a table field before assigning a table reference.

This has been corrected

P54)  XML Ports Can Be Created Without Defining Tags

Error

It was possible to create a XML Port without defining any tags and it could cause a crash when trying to use the XML Port.

This has been corrected

P55)  XML Ports Can Not Import Documents With Mixed Content

Error

It was possible to create a XML Port that could export XML documents with mixed element content. It was not possible import XML documents with mixed element content. Now both import and export of XML documents with mixed element content is allowed.