Hello,
I am using Powshell to upgrade objects from NAV 2013 to NAV 2017. It is a local version DK (Danish) and contains ML captions in ENU and DAN.
During this I plan to do the following:
1. Use the CompareNAVApplicationObject
2. Use the UpgradeNAVAccpicationObject
When using the command in step one I get a lot of warnings.
I have attached two screenshots of the errors below:
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I found that the reason for these errors is captionML causing problems. Often the CaptionML is broken into two lines. Like this:
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This is easy to fix like this:
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However this i not a good solution as this error is excensive.
The textfile i just a .txt file exported from NAV 2013 with my developer license.
Does anyone have some input or experience with this?
Thanks in advance.
I am using Powshell to upgrade objects from NAV 2013 to NAV 2017. It is a local version DK (Danish) and contains ML captions in ENU and DAN.
During this I plan to do the following:
1. Use the CompareNAVApplicationObject
2. Use the UpgradeNAVAccpicationObject
When using the command in step one I get a lot of warnings.
I have attached two screenshots of the errors below:


I found that the reason for these errors is captionML causing problems. Often the CaptionML is broken into two lines. Like this:

This is easy to fix like this:

However this i not a good solution as this error is excensive.
The textfile i just a .txt file exported from NAV 2013 with my developer license.
Does anyone have some input or experience with this?
Thanks in advance.