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Mark makes some very good points about the effects of setting the planning flexibility to ''none".  None = never and you won't see any warnings.  I have had clients try the none setting, but they would prefer to see the warnings.  It is easy enough to ...

When setting the planning flexibility to none, you have to manage the dates manually (you're telling NAV to NEVER reschedule or change, but it will be here then).  If you have a demand prior to the expected receipt date, you will get messages to order ...

Is there a way in NAV 2018 to limit a bin to only have one item in the location at a time?  If that item gets down to zero inventory it will then let you put in another item, but only allow one item at a time with inventory? Trying to see if we can limit ...

Hi Robert, Just to clarify on Data Migration. 1. Microsoft have defined Data Migration Path from Customized C/AL to AL Extension with Custom fields and Custom Data. (* Its little bit complex to Execute but there is a way). 2. Archerpoint have a utility ...

My favorite SQL command is Truncate. 200 million rows gone in a split second. ------------------------------ Jon Long Director of ArcherPoint-Upgrades ArcherPoint Inc GA ------------------------------

It all depends on the velocity of your team members. I would start with a guess, maybe 6 hours per object. As you work through them, calibrate your guestimate to project your remaining effort. Also, you can get granule and guesstimate by object type. ...

Hi All, I'm still not quite sure if I understand it's true functionality so I'd appreciate anybody's extra insight. I'm questioning this scenario on utilizing the planning flexibility as none:  We have PO's for items that are NOT planned yet.  This ...