Microsoft Dynamics GP "12" Architecture: Correction!

In past days I released an article explaining the upcoming Named Systems Database architecture enhancement in codename GP "12" release. However, this article was incorrectly released under the title Microsoft Dynamics GP "12" Multi-tenancy Architecture. The article's title, content, and graphics have been corrected since and re-released under the title Microsoft Dynamics GP "12" Named System Database Architecture under my Community site column, IMHO with The Dynamics GP Blogster.

For your convenience, the link remains the same and your bookmarks should continue to work. To compensate for this mishap, I have also included additional information on the Named System Database feature and the problems it's trying to solve.

The Multitenacy Architecture concept is still very much alive and I will pick this up in an upcoming article. Please stay tune as you will sure like this one!

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
http://www.IntellPartners.com/

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