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Administrating Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Online

You're reading from   Administrating Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Online A practical guide to SaaS administration and migration from your on-premise Business Central environments to the cloud

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803234809
Length 234 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Andrey Baludin Andrey Baludin
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Dynamics 365 Business Central Admin Center
2. Chapter 1: Overview of the Dynamics 365 Business Central Administration Center FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Managing Business Central Environments 4. Chapter 3: Environment Details and Notifications Setup 5. Chapter 4: Telemetry Setup and Analysis 6. Chapter 5: Reported Outages and Operations 7. Chapter 6: Tenant Capacity Management 8. Chapter 7: Admin Center APIs 9. Part 2: Dynamics 365 Business Central Cloud Migration Tool
10. Chapter 8: Cloud Migration Schema and Limitations 11. Chapter 9: Cloud Migration Setup 12. Chapter 10: Migration Process 13. Chapter 11: The Real Migration Experience 14. Other Books You May Enjoy

Issues in the course of implementation

I created a copy of the customer's production database and started replication.

First issue

The first issue I met was that on-premises databases were in Azure SQL. From the migration admin's point of view, it looked perfect. You don't need to install Integration Runtime and setup runs faster. We were happy until the migration finished and we opened the migrated company in the cloud. The source database had a Cyrillic collation and the destination database had Latin. All Cyrillic text transformed into ??? characters, and after communicating with different people, I realized that there is no way to migrate different collations this way. We had to migrate to the on-premises SQL Server first. I know that this problem still exists because I've heard the same problem raised by colleagues at conferences.

After the migration to SQL Server on-premises, replication finished successfully and no more issues occurred. We decided...

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