It appeared that on all of the companys that we could access, the
"CD735xxx770" user had permission on that database, but didn't have
permissions on the companies we couldn't access. I tried the "Sychronize All
Ownership & Security Update Scenario" tool under database maintenance, and
nothing changed.
So, I added that "CD735xxx770" user to a database we couldn't access before.
Now, when trying to switch to that database, it's showing System Message
9826. Anyone have any idea as to how I should proceed? I apologize if I left
any pertinent information out.
Thanks,
--
Laura Barber
I have a problem with Solomon 6.0. We have different databases under the solomon which we access. We have a database which moved into different drive from then we are not able to connect through solomon. I get the system message 9826 the system database has not been updated to solomon 6.0 sp1 or later. Can any one suggest what should and where to do solomon 6.0 update scenario in database maintenance? Thanks in advance
1. Open Solomon Database Maintenance (Typical Location: Start--> Program
Files --> Microsoft Dynamics (SL) --> Database Maintenance)
2. In "Connect Server" Tab select your SQL Server name, Login ID and
password and hit Connect.
3. In the "Update Databases" Tab choose your "System Database Name" and
select your Application Database(s). Choose the Update scenario:
"4.1x/4.2x/4.5x/5.x/6.x to 6.0SP1" or something like that. Hit "Update
Database" button.
Rohtash Kapoor
http://www.MicrosoftDynamicsForums.com
<sujana karuturi> wrote in message
news:20081010123120...@gmail.com...
> On Wednesday, March 26, 2008 3:16 PM mbsmit wrote:
> Hi,
> We have a few different databases running on one server for Solomon 6.0. We
> can login to the "default" one we use most of the time with no problem. But,
> on the login screen, if we click on the "System Database" button, and select
> another database, it returns System Message 9827.
>
> It appeared that on all of the companys that we could access, the
> "CD735xxx770" user had permission on that database, but didn't have
> permissions on the companies we couldn't access. I tried the "Sychronize All
> Ownership & Security Update Scenario" tool under database maintenance, and
> nothing changed.
>
> So, I added that "CD735xxx770" user to a database we couldn't access before.
> Now, when trying to switch to that database, it's showing System Message
> 9826. Anyone have any idea as to how I should proceed? I apologize if I left
> any pertinent information out.
>> On Thursday, March 27, 2008 9:50 AM laurab-at-mcrinc-dot-com wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I have a few questions. What is the name of the other database you are
>> trying to select?
>> Are you certain the other database is the same version/has had all the
>> current upgrades applied to it in Database Maintenance?
>> What is the text of system message 9827 and 9826?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> --
>> Laura Barber
>>
>>
>> "mbsmith" wrote:
>>> On Friday, October 10, 2008 12:31 PM sujana karuturi wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I have a problem with Solomon 6.0. We have different databases under the solomon which we access. We have a database which moved into different drive from then we are not able to connect through solomon. I get the system message 9826 the system database has not been updated to solomon 6.0 sp1 or later. Can any one suggest what should and where to do solomon 6.0 update scenario in database maintenance? Thanks in advance
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>>> I have a problem with Solomon 6.0. We have different databases under the solomon which we access. We have a database which moved into different drive from then we are not able to connect through solomon. I get the system message 9826 the system database has not been updated to solomon 6.0 sp1 or later. Can any one suggest what should and where to do solomon 6.0 update scenario in database maintenance? Thanks in advance
>>>> On Wednesday, November 03, 2010 1:22 PM Luis Chavez wrote:
>>>> You check the table Domain and/or Company of your database sys