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Some GP Power Tools (GPPT) sites which also have Mekorma MICR have reported an issue where GP Power Tools reports that it is not registered during login, but when you open the About GP Power Tools window it says it is registered.
This article explains the cause of the issue and the resolution.
If you have installed GP Power Tools (GPPT), firstly thank-you for your support, secondly you probably would have been presented with the GP Power Tools Feedback Survey dialog.
This dialog will first appear for an administrator user after two days for a new installation and immediately on an upgrade install. You can gdecide whether to go to the web based survey at that time or to dismiss the dialog for a period of time.
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Public Service Announcement
Please remember to organise your purchase of GP Power Tools before the end of December as 10% of the profits for the month are being donated to Aaron Back, GPUG All-Star and GPUG Chairman, to help cover the costs of his son’s medical treatment.
The Dynamics GP User Group (GPUG) has a new learning series for you. Introducing the Take Ten 10@10 – GPUG All Star Edition! series.
You probably all know GPUG All-Star Aaron Back who has been contributor to the Microsoft Dynamics GP community and GPUG for many years.
Last month, I found out that his son, Ian, is unwell and his treatment is costing a lot of money.
Yesterday, I received an email from a customer that I met in Reno at the GPUG Summit 2016 conference. He asked a technical question on GP Power Tools and mentioned that he had purchased the tool to be used once he had completed the upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015.
The question I had to ask was …
If you come across the problem below, please download the GP Power Tools Build 20 hotfix 2 which is now available from the Mekorma website.
When using the Configuration Export/Import window to import a configuration settings file created with the Support Debugging Tool into GP Power Tools, it will say that there is nothing to import.
This issue was caused by the changes to make GP Power Tools work with SQL tables rather than with temporary tables written to a Debugger.xml file. It happened because the table names written into the configurations settings file was incorrectly changed so that they had a _TEMP suffix.
This blog article has been prompted by the thread below on the Microsoft Dynamics GP community forum:
I had responded with some information on the thread, but when I tried to implement the suggestions I made, I found that it was not actually possible and that other methods would be needed.
If you follow this blog, I am sure you already know that GP Power Tools has been released through my distribution and support partner, Mekorma, for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010, GP 2013 and GP 2015.
The question I am hearing now from existing Support Debugging Tool sites is:
“Now that GP Power Tools is available, what happens to my Support Debugging Tool installation?“.