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General Procedure<br />

D.2 Upgrading Item Tracking from NA 3.01/3.10 to Navision 4.0<br />

TableID Name Update Action Procedure<br />

6666 Return Receipt Tracking<br />

Line<br />

Table 6521...6666 have exactly the same structure and are used for carrying item<br />

tracking information for different tables.<br />

Table 6502 is used for setup information.<br />

Table 6500 carries actual lot and serial numbers related to the specific ONE by an<br />

Item Tracking No.<br />

Table 6501 is used for information regarding posted items (item ledger entries). The<br />

relation is created by field 18, Item Ledger Entry No.<br />

Table 6503 is used solely for saving the last item tracking number.<br />

Step 0 - Cleaning the 3.01/3.10 database<br />

Run a check function that will check whether the assumptions for the upgrade are<br />

fulfilled. The check function might also itself make some initial clean-up of reservations<br />

and tracking.<br />

Step 1 - Preparing the 3.01/3.10 database<br />

The item tracking information is stored in upgrade tables that are carried to the new<br />

database.<br />

The data in the original tables is then deleted.<br />

Replaced by relation to T32 via 6507 D<br />

Step 2 - Creating the 4.0 database<br />

Procedures are run that will use the data in the upgrade tables for splitting ILEs and<br />

value entries and put data in table 336, 337, 6507 and 6508.<br />

When the update is completed, the upgrade data is deleted.<br />

The specific Item Tracking objects that have been removed from the 4.0 solution are<br />

deleted from the database in case they are still there in step 2.<br />

Procedure A - Transferring Item Tracking Lines<br />

The data that was placed in table 6500, Item Tracking Line, must be transferred to<br />

table 337 as far as items not handled are concerned, and table 336 for items already<br />

handled - that is, sales or purchase lines that have been partially posted.<br />

The data that should be placed in table 336 is available more directly through the<br />

relation to the split ILE. Hence we will not use the content of table 6500 for this<br />

purpose – that data is redundant.<br />

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