Automatically setting up Dataports

Hi All, 

Currently i am trying to export information from 50 tables in navision and 
hence i would require a dataport for each of the 50 tables. And in order to 
do this on a few navision instances then it is a time consuming processes. 

Therefore i would like to know  whether there is an option to export 
Dataport settings from an instance of Navision, and reuse those dataport 
settings in another instance of navision. 

Any help would be much appreciated. 

Dear  Garrick.

What is mean "Dataport settings"?

You can to transfer the FOB with all needed dataports from source DB to 
several another DBs.

"Garrick" wrote:

> Hi All, 
> 
> Currently i am trying to export information from 50 tables in navision and

> hence i would require a dataport for each of the 50 tables. And in order to

> do this on a few navision instances then it is a time consuming processes.

> 
> Therefore i would like to know  whether there is an option to export 
> Dataport settings from an instance of Navision, and reuse those dataport 
> settings in another instance of navision. 
> 
> Any help would be much appreciated. 
> 

Hi RedFox, 

first of all thanks for the reply. Secondly is that im fairly new to 
navision therefore my terminology might not be entirely correct. 

However what i meant by Data port setting is that if i was to create several 
data ports through the GUI (if this can be done programatically please let me 
know), with each one referring to different tables in Navision, how am i able 
to set up the same data ports on a different instance of Navision without 
running through the GUI again. i.e. importing the Data ports into navision. 

thanks and regards, 



"RedFox" wrote:

> Dear  Garrick.
> 
> What is mean "Dataport settings"?
> 
> You can to transfer the FOB with all needed dataports from source DB to 
> several another DBs.
> 
> "Garrick" wrote:
> 
> > Hi All, 
> > 
> > Currently i am trying to export information from 50 tables in navision
and 
> > hence i would require a dataport for each of the 50 tables. And in
order to 
> > do this on a few navision instances then it is a time consuming
processes. 
> > 
> > Therefore i would like to know  whether there is an option to export 
> > Dataport settings from an instance of Navision, and reuse those
dataport 
> > settings in another instance of navision. 
> > 
> > Any help would be much appreciated. 
> > 

There is a dataport generator available at mibuso.com which might come in 
handy please look at downloads section.

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"Garrick" <Garrick@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:6C86C8CA-CA64-408D-9FCF-6A8950B5DE99@microsoft.com...
> Hi RedFox,
>
> first of all thanks for the reply. Secondly is that im fairly new to
> navision therefore my terminology might not be entirely correct.
>
> However what i meant by Data port setting is that if i was to create 
> several
> data ports through the GUI (if this can be done programatically please let

> me
> know), with each one referring to different tables in Navision, how am i 
> able
> to set up the same data ports on a different instance of Navision without
> running through the GUI again. i.e. importing the Data ports into 
> navision.
>
> thanks and regards,
>
>
>
> "RedFox" wrote:
>
>> Dear  Garrick.
>>
>> What is mean "Dataport settings"?
>>
>> You can to transfer the FOB with all needed dataports from source DB
to
>> several another DBs.
>>
>> "Garrick" wrote:
>>
>> > Hi All,
>> >
>> > Currently i am trying to export information from 50 tables in
navision 
>> > and
>> > hence i would require a dataport for each of the 50 tables. And in

>> > order to
>> > do this on a few navision instances then it is a time consuming 
>> > processes.
>> >
>> > Therefore i would like to know  whether there is an option to
export
>> > Dataport settings from an instance of Navision, and reuse those 
>> > dataport
>> > settings in another instance of navision.
>> >
>> > Any help would be much appreciated.
>> >
>> > Thanks & Regards,