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Navision List of Hidden Tables


Hi all,

Most of time we try to figure out the Hidden Tables in Navision. I required the same list, it took a long time to find all hidden tables, so i thought that it might be useful to others too.

This list if for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2.

2000000001 Object
2000000007 Date
2000000009 Session
2000000010 Database File
2000000020 Drive
2000000022 File
2000000024 Monitor
2000000026 Integer
2000000028 Table Information
2000000029 System Object
2000000037 Performance
2000000038 AIIObj
2000000039 Printer
2000000040 License Information
2000000041 Field
2000000042 OLE Control
2000000043 License Permission
2000000044 Permission Range
2000000045 Windows Language
2000000046 Automation Servers
2000000047 Server
2000000048 Database
2000000049 Code Coverage
2000000050 Windows Object
2000000052 Windows Group Member
2000000053 Windows Access Control
2000000055 SID - Account ID
2000000056 User SID
2000000058 AllObjWithCaption
2000000059 Breakpoints
2000000063 Key
2000000070 Error List


Try out the contents by designing a form to the tables by
- open Object Designer
- create new form
- select table from list
- create tabular type form using the wizard
- add all fields
- preview

and you might the answer of your question?

Thanks & Regards
Saurav Dhyani
http://saurav-nav.blogspot.in/

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