Working with Configuration Packages (a.k.a. Rapid Start)

In this video you will learn how to work with Configuration packages (the main component of the Rapid Start functionality), which are one of the primary methods for importing and exporting data from any given company.
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[@bytesandbucks]

very well explained, the best explanation I would say, thank you very much, I request to make more videos please on other features/modules.

[@thebctrainingplace5021]

Thank you Ahsan Hamza. I was not able to record videos for some time, but have started again, so you can see the latest one on how to administer BC environments in SaaS

[@bytesandbucks]

@@thebctrainingplace5021 thanks a lot much appreciated

[@Eumista1]

Congratulations for the great presentation. It helped me a lot. There are a few tables that are not mapped in connection to Item table like: Dimensions, Alternative units of measures, Substitutions, etc. How would you handle those? Is there a way to include these tables in the package?

[@thebctrainingplace5021]

Glad to hear this is being useful :-) Unfortunately inserting the tables you mentioned and any other ones not automatically included when using the Get Related Tables function would require manually adding them one by one. The good news is that once you do that in one DB you can then easily export that package and import it in another DB and use as template. If you are exporting data, then there is one alternative - using the Configuration Worksheet, however that would only allow you to show all tables containing data, so still related to Item table there would be manual work.