Today, when I was deploying customization package to a newly deployed config environment, I had an issue with a step not working correctly. The environment had not yet been used for anything so I hadn´t even copied a database to it. When I deployed the customization package to it I got the following error in the runbook log and the deploy failed:
Table Sync Failed for Table: SQLDICTIONARY. Exception: System.NotSupportedException: TableID not yet generated for table: AmcBankReconciliations
The sync step in the runbook is failing because there is no TableID for the table AmcBankReconciliations. And I thought that was exactly what the sync process was supposed to do (??).
Having no clue about why this happened I first turned to Google (as one does) and when I could not find anything there I asked my awesome colleagues and one of the said:
“I have seen newly deployed environments behaving strangely and my solution usually is to start Visual Studio and perform a DB Sync”
This was a bit strange since it was the Sync Step that failed but I thought I would give it a try. Since this was a config environment that is not going to use Visual Studio, I instead opted for using the amazing [d365fo.tools](GitHub – d365collaborative/d365fo.tools: Tools used for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations) to do the sync
Invoke-D365DBSync -Verbose
When the sync had finished I tried resuming the deploy and to my surprise it finished perfectly… Nice 🙂
