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Obviously I don’t know any details about your infrastructure, but I am thinking since you’re on an unsupported version of GP, you’re also on an older version of SQL Server. I would recommend you work with your GP Partner, or someone that knows the GP tables and SQL Server very well to help you do this.Īs a separate note, I would suspect that having 600,000+ items in GP may cause some significant performance issues. I am not aware of anything available online that will help you with this. This could get very complicated, depending on the details of your items and will require significant planning and testing. The table import option that Leslie mentioned is essentially the same thing. In that case, your only other option is SQL, as entering this many items manually could be a nightmare. That means if you don’t already own one of these tools, you will not be able to purchase them. I noticed from your other post that you’re on GP 9.0. Integration Manager will be a lot slower that eConnect, because it is also essentially a macro, but it should be faster than doing your own macro and it is a lot easier to work with, as it does not require any additional coding. To preserve the integrity of the business logic in GP, the best way to get new items into GP is to import them using one of the already available tools like Integration Manager or eConnect. The details will depend on exactly what information you need to add for the items. My 2 cents: When inventory items are created there are probably 10 tables updated. Looks like you’ve already gotten some good advice for this question on the GP Community Forum. Prospr’s Dynamics GP Table Reference – very nice searchable list of Dynamics GP tables, with details for each table.Steve Gray’s blog – Steve has lists of tables for selected modules under the Dynamics GP Table Structures section.

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Ron Wilson’s blog – Ron has been posting some useful SQL code on his blog, Real Life Dynamics User.

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Mariano Gomez’s blog – detailed post on how to update an existing SmartList in SmartList Builder after adding column(s) to the SQL view the SmartList is based on.

Leslie Vail’s blog – Leslie has some great posts about the inner workings of GP including an explanation of Dynamics GP Table Names and Moving from Work to Open to History for various GP modules.

Mark Polino’s blog – Mark has a section for GP downloads where you can find lists of all the GP tables in Excel format.

For use with the Support Debugging Tool: Getting Table and Field Data out of Dexterity Dictionaries and my example on how to use this.

David has a comprehensive post on Finding Table and Field Information in Microsoft Dynamics GP.

More Online Resources for Dynamics GP Reporting

Pages with Table Information for Dynamics GP Below are pages with table information for Dynamics GP as well as some additional resources for finding table information. This is not meant to be a listing of all tables or all modules, just the tables and fields we most often use when reporting.