Extender Delivered
Thursday, March 14, 2013
It has been a marathon effort from the team at eOne to get this Extender 2013 release to market. You can now download Extender (formerly known as Microsoft Dynamics GP Extender) from the eOne website. http://www.eonesolutions.com.au/Products/Extender/Downloads.aspx. Thanks to everyone for the patience and for holding off upgrades where necessary.
Now that we truly have our hands back on Extender, we took this chance to do a number of things:
There is no time to relax though as we are now pushing forward with our eXtender Enterprise release – which will be available in 3-4 weeks from now.
Now that we truly have our hands back on Extender, we took this chance to do a number of things:
- Merge Extender Standard and Extender enterprise into a single dictionary and code set
- Reg keys will determine the functionality available to the users
- Debranded form previous version
- Make major enhancements to the eXtender code – Check out our feature of the day articles in this blog
- Changed the links to SmartList from being inside SLB to being inside Extender
- Changed the table structure behind eXtender to make it work significantly faster.
There is no time to relax though as we are now pushing forward with our eXtender Enterprise release – which will be available in 3-4 weeks from now.
Is there any "table structure changes" document available for us to refer? I believe it might have a significant effect on my own code(s) which are written to retrieve Extender data.
Vaidy
There will be one shortly. If you are not retrieving data through the views then yes – it has totally changed in the back end. The old tables still exist – but there is a new set of tables and hte data has been moved for you during hte upgrade. If you have written reports off the views – then we upgrade those views for you.
We will post a doc (probably after
Thank you Martin, for the information. We do have Extender Views as one option, but for some in-depth reporting, I have written my own code referring directly to Extender tables. Looking forward to this document.
Did this document ever get published for the table structures? I believe there has been some changes