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Intercompany (Setup>System>Intercompany): If used, this defines the intercompany relationships for Dynamics GP.

As this is a pretty simple access window, setting it up manually if the data is missing is usually the simplest solution. You might have all of your multicurrency setup completed, but if this piece does not exist in the Dynamics database you will run in to multiple errors trying to use multicurrency.

Multicurrency Access (Setup>System>Multicurrency Acccess): This stores the company access to specific currencies and exchange tables.

The company setup options can have significant impact on how the company functions with regards to taxes, distributions, and other items. You would still need to return to Setup>Company>Company to complete the setup, and don't forget the critical Options window. However, this approach does not mean that your original company settings stored in the Dynamics database would be recovered. This ensures that all system tables are properly populated with the company information. The best route here (in my humble opinion) is to run through GP utilities to create the company, and then just restore a backup of the company database over the new empty company created.

Company Master (Setup>Company>Company): If you restore the the Dynamics database to a point prior to when the company was actually created, it will not be part of the Company Master table and therefore will not be available for selection when logging in or defining security.So, if your restore point is prior to when those setup pieces were completed for a company, then you will indeed have issues with that company. But there are a few critical pieces that are actually stored in the Dynamics database. Of course, the vast majority of company setup information is stored in each company's database.

But, generally, security settings are not changed all that often and the difference between restoring a Dynamics database from this week versus last week is often minimal if a difference exists at all.īut today I received a reminder of the importance of the Dynamics database when it comes to company setup. Of course, I remind the client that if security settings, yadda, yadda, yadda have changed since the backup then they will lose those changes. I know I am guilty of sometimes minimizing the significance of the Dynamics database, particularly when it comes to what version of the database is restored if there is a system failure. In an attempt to challenge Steve's dominance of the blog lately, I thought I would share a reminder of sorts as it relates to the Dynamics database. We have had some lovely fall weather the past week, a nice little break before the reality of winter sets in. Busy but not crazy, just enjoying the changing of the seasons here. Believe it or not, I am alive and working. So, first, I have to say that Steve has been putting me to shame with his prolific blog posts the past few weeks.