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HQ Client issues persist - v2.0.0115

So I tried the Named Pipes & TCP/IP thing in the Client Network Utility. Things improved slightly, but...

Check Stores simply does not work. The request is *never* answered and the HQ Client is stuck for a *very* long time. Any Check Stores request (from Store Ops or from POS) basically kills all Store-to-HQ communications for 30 minutes or so.

A/R requests (POS terminal queries HQ for A/R info when making an account payment) seem to work fine--much better than before the Named Pipes 'fix'.

Worksheets are still taking a lot longer to process, especially WS401.

Any ideas for resolving this issue? For me, Check Stores is the most important feature of an HQ environment--and it is not working at all.

Tom

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Terrible Tom
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Doug Pic-N-Pac

Don't do it all at once.

After my experience, I would recommend the following:

Backup HQ and the Store Ops database you plan to use for the test. Stop all HQ Server/Client communications. Be sure to exit HQ Client at all locations! Upgrade the HQ Server ONLY. Upgrade the HQ Client machine and one register at the test location. Start HQ Server, test all forms of HQ Server/Client communications... From POS > Check Stores, Make Payment From SO Manager > Check Stores From HQ Manager/Client - run several test worksheets, not just WS401

If everything works smoothly, proceed with the upgrade.

If things aren't smooth, you will have to uninstall all RMS applications on the upgraded machines, re-install from CD, call MS to reactivate the HQ Client and POS license keys, apply whatever HotFix you were previously running and then restore from backup.

Ouch.

I am looking at uninstalling/reinstalling/re-HotFix 2.0.0109 at four locations and nearly 50 PCs, with 4 HQ clients and 8 POS licenses to reactivate over the phone.

Hot Fix 2.0.0115 may be the most costly software install ever.

Sad but true, Tom

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Terrible Tom

This should not be necessary. You can revert back to the prior version in about a minute per PC. Go to Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, enable "Show updates" at top of screen. Scroll down to Microsoft Dynamics RMS and remove only hot fix #9 (KB

945792 which is v2.0.0115). Your system is now restored to the prior version. There is nothing extra to do. You can optionally install hot fix #8 (2.0.0114) if you'd like.

TIP: If you are prompted to insert the 2.0 CD during an update, you can copy the MSI file from the CD to a shared folder on the network and browse to that folder when prompted. The file you need (Microsoft Dynamics RMS Store Operations.msi) is located in the SO folder on the 2.0 CD. Alternately you could place this file on a USB flash drive and insert that if prompted.

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DRS Support

To ALL I just to have same problem, after all my research I found that there are a few update that windows download and install automatic that break HQ and RMS, as a solution this is what I did and now everything work relly well.

1.-be sure all the aplications are close 2.- run a clean up tool for NE?T framework and remove all versions 3.- install NET framework 2.0 and be sure to NOT INSTALL SP1 framework or any security update after that or any other version 4.- turn off automatic update after this you HQ will run

Jorge IT

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JorgeIT

After applying the hotfix, our chain of 40 stores comms has deteriorated to practically impossible to the point all the data at HQ is now wrong. I am considering legal action against microsoft to get them off their backsides and to put out a hotfix to address the mess that they have created. Anyone else want to jump onboard?

Our stores take upwards of 45 min to an hour and a half to comm... and thats on the LAN

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Shaun

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