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Table Names screen shows all the Table information for the specific series in above example its shows the Display, Technical and Physical Name for the Sales Series
2)Let’s find the Table Information for specific screen say : Customer Maintenance
Open the customer Maintenance screen from (Cards--Sales --Customer)
Goto --…
- Excerpts from the blog of Victoria Yudin
Recently, I grazed through this really useful piece of blog article written by Victoria Yudin in her blog. It contains information about the various key tables in various modules and the…
| Setup | PP_Prepayment_SETUP | PP000001 |
| GL Batch Info | PP_GL_Batch_Info | PP000002 |
| Profiles Header | PP_Profiles_HDR | PP000010 |
| Profiles Header WORK | PP_Profiles_HDR_WORK | PP000011 |
| Profiles Header History | PP_Profiles_HDR_HIST | PP000012 |
| Profile Distribution Type | PP_Profile_Distribution_Type | P… |
This post describes how to read the On-Line Field Description Tables (OLFD001.dat & OLFD002.dat) using the c-tree ODBC driver. It is the tool I have used forever to put the table and window names in a spreadsheet for easier access.
Dynamics GP v 7.5 and prior supported three databases. Pervasive SQL 2000 (Btrieve), FairCom’s c-tree Plus and MS-SQL. Dexterity still supports these formats. If you search the GP folder, you will find a few tables with the extensions .dat and .idx. These are c-tree tables. Although there are others, I’d like to focus on the On-Line Field Description tables. When you navigate to Microsoft Dynamics GP > Tools > Resource Descriptions > Tables, you are reading those files. While you can, of course, access these tables using Dexterity, you can also read them with an ODBC driver.
The c-tree ODBC Driver
GP used to sell a read-only ODBC driver for c-tree files. I think it was about $300 per workstation. They do not sell it anymore, but you can get it from FairCom http://www.faircom.com/ace/ctpodbc_information_t.php.
If you still have your CDs from version 6 of Great Plains…
Leslie Vail has an interesting look at using ODBC to read the On-Line Field Descriptions…