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We currently have Sage 100 Contractor being hosted on Azure VM. I would like to know if it's possible to connect Power BI to our Sage database to create dashboard from Power BI.

I got login from client pc . This error appeared (cannot access database error 40960 ) .How to fix this?

Hi ClarkM and Erzsi_I I see that that a similar question was posted by slacka 6 months ago, and remains unfixed. I don't understand why this issue hasn't been taken seriously. This seems to be a critical issue in the way a client is able to, or in…

I turned my timeslips 2017 and the main.db was missing. i now can't find it to access my data. can someone please call me at 310-556-1001 or refer me to someone who can find it? I found my tseg.fdb file but that is it.

Where can I find the time an order was created? I can only seem to find the day in the ORDDATE field in the OEORDH table. Does Sage store this somewhere in the database tables? Thank you

A user deleted two reports by accident. I created a new database named 'Restore' and restored the current database to it. I then went in and printed out the reports that the user needed (deleted). How can I import the two deleted reports from the restore…

With the new 2024 version, we are unable to restore desktop version backups from our clients because it is wanting us to login on Sage Online - but as the client, not as the accountant. In the past, we would login with their "sysadmin" and password, and…

Hi all, I keep on encountering the error below while trying to do my database setup on Sage 7.0 Can anyone help with this please? Thank you.

We are on Sage 100 Advanced v2022.1 and I don't see anywhere a Sales Forecasting report or option to enter numbers or imported via VI. We have a new Sales Executive and he wants me to import sales forecast numbers, by Customer and Item to produce a…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

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Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

Your data is vulnerable to various risks, such as hardware failures, cyberattacks, and natural disasters. Backing up your data and having those backups easily accessible is often the quickest, most affordable way to recover. In fact, backups may be your…

I just upgraded from Sage 2020 to Sage 2023 and can't get any of my existing (or new) VI Import Jobs to work. When I try to actually run the job and test them, I get the message: "VI JOB_NAME Unable to open [wdx][odb]<dsn_name>" I don't get this message…

Does field: OEORDD.UNITPRICE hold a pre-tax value? If not, is there a field that does?