This one’s quite simple, yet intriguing. I am working on a test upgrade; from GP2010 to GP 2015 R2. I decided to only take production company databases and left all test companies, for all logical reasons. After applying GP 2010 SP4, I decided to perform a unit testing. After logging in to GP, I received following message, without having any issues later on. It was just this message: (Above screenshot courtesy: Ugan ) As a thumb rule, I searched on GP community and stumbled across two most relevant forum questions and suggestions. Please select a company message after company has been selected and logged into Dynamics GP 2015R2 Upgrade – Please select a company None of them is answered. I had a suspicion that this must be something to do with “Remember this company” option on “User and Company” window. I decided to use GP Power Tools (previously Support Debugging Tool – SDT) and SQL profiler to study this message in depth. As suspected, results pointed to the option “Remember this company”. Now, if you remember what I said earlier, I took only the production companies for test upgrade and not the test companies. Previous consultant who was working with this client had selected a test company as his (SA’s) default company. Now, you must also recollect that we have a SQL script to clean up missing companies’ affiliation across DYNAMICS database . I ran the above script on the test environment and logged on to GP. This time, I was required to select a company and the message never appeared back. Happy troubleshooting! VAIDY Filed under: #MSDYNGP , Dynamics GP 2015 , GP 2010 , GP 2015 , GP 2015 R2 , GP Power Tools , Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 , SDT , Support Debugging Tool , Troubleshooting
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