Compile Codeunit - 5301 "Outlook Synch. NAV Mgt"



While compiling the object id 5301 "Outlook Synch. NAV Mgt", you may receive the below mentioned error -

Error 1 - 
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment
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Could not load type 'Microsoft.Dynamics.NAV.OLSync.Common.XmlTextWriter.'Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.OLSync.Common, Version=10.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35''.
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OK 
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Error 2 - 
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development Environment
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You have specified an unknown variable.

XmlTextWriter

Define the variable under 'Global C/AL symbols'.
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OK   
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Resolution -

Step 1)


Step 2) 



Try compiling the object on the system which you added Office outlook integration.

Please feel free to get in touch in case you face any issues or you require any further information.

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Prateek Arya
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