Fixes a problem that occurs because the quantity at the specified bin is insufficient when you try to post an inventory pick for a sales order in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2.

When you try to post a purchase credit memo for an item that is used in a job and has a bin mandatory location code specified, you receive the following error message: Quantity (Base) must be greater than 0 in Bin Content Location Code=' location code '; Bin Code=' bin code ';Item No.=' item ';Variant Code='',Unit of Measure Code=' PCS '.

When you try to get the backup header information of the TDE compressed backup by using the RESTORE HEADERONLY Transact-SQL statement, the statement takes longer than expected to finish. Resolution. The fix for this problem is included in the following update for SQL Server: Cumulative Update 8 for SQL Server 2017

This problem is caused by a Forefront UAG HTTP header parsing function when the total length of all HTTP cookie headers in the request exceeds the limit of the Forefront UAG maximum cookie header length buffer.

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To resolve this problem, change the code in the Sales Header table (36). To do this, follow these steps: Delete the following Text Constant: Text047@1095 : TextConst 'ENU=You cannot change %1 because reservation, item tracking, or order tracking exists on the sales order.';

Fixes a problem in which any changes are not saved in a card part or a header/line part that has the Show Initial Request property disabled in Microsoft Dynamics NAV Employee Portal 2009.

Fixes an issue that triggers an invalid message error if a message in BizTalk Server has a header field that's more than 1,000 characters.

Check your network connection, then sign in. 0x80A4000A. This may mean one of the following: Your console lost connection while trying to save your password to the console. Your console lost connection and can’t sign you back in because you didn’t save your password.

Restore an entire site collection. If you're a global admin or SharePoint admin in Microsoft 365, you can also restore entire site collections from the site collection Recycle Bin. For info, see Restore a deleted site collection.