Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 Service Pack 2 Now Available

What everyone was expecting! Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 Service Pack 2 is now available to customers and partners from CustomerSource or PartnerSource, respectively. The following is a summary of all service pack version numbers:

Dynamics GP v10 No Service Pack ---------------- 10.00.0774
Dynamics GP v10 Service Pack 1 ------------------ 10.00.0903
Dynamics GP v10 Service Pack 2 ------------------ 10.00.1061

To locate your current product service pack level, choose the Help > About Microsoft Dynamics GP option.

The following "Important Notes" have been released with Service Pack 2:

**IMPORTANT NOTES**

1. If you use Manufacturing, you will need to run a Rollup and Replace in the Standard Cost Changes window (Cards Manufacturing Inventory Standard Cost Changes) following any patch installation.

2. If you have a multi-lingual environment with English client installations and translated client installations, click HERE to review a table listing the .MSP files that need to be installed for each client. All Microsoft Dynamics GP clients MUST be running at the same version build. If the client installation does not have the matching .MSP file installed, Microsoft Dynamics GP will not launch.

3. It is highly recommended to export your modified reports and forms to package files prior to installing Service Pack 1. The reports and forms can be exported under Tools Customize Customization Maintenance.

4. If you have customized the eConnect PRE or POST procedures, make a backup of those procedures prior to installing any patch for Microsoft Dynamics GP.

For a complete list of fixes and updates available with Service Pack 2 consult the Microsoft Dynamics GP 10 Service Pack 2 Installation Guide.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MIS, MCP, PMP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/

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