I must admit that I am not quite certain the number of Dynamics RMS users that would be affected by the service pack update. With the Service Pack due to be released to users five days later, why did we need to wait for the deadline to come and go with no fix and no release? A report was posted to the Dynamics RMS support forums by a Microsoft representative. Microsoft knew that the problem existed since April 24th. Here we are in the second quarter of 2008 and – still – no service pack yet.Įven more irritating is the fact that it was avoidable. Service Pack 3 was due to be released in 2006 it was then pushed back to early 2007. What has so many up in arms is not this delay itself, but the fact that this is one of a series of delays. If you’re like me, you are wondering okay…why should I care? Well, you’re right, this flub should not affect the masses. It turns out the update could possibly cause data loss and corruption in the Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System (RMS). The announcement was a great disappointment to users and industry insiders alike.Īccording to reports out of Redmond, the new Service Pack has “compatibility issues.” That’s putting it lightly.
However, a problem with the Service Pack has prompted Microsoft to suspend automatic delivery until further notice. Service Pack 3 was scheduled to release Tuesday April 29th for Automatic Delivery. The good news didn’t stop there the long anticipated release of the next Service Pack for Windows XP was received with enthusiasm by many loyal users. announced it would continue to offer XP preinstalled after the cutoff date, much to the delight of many XP fans.
With June 30th fast approaching some fans of XP received a reprieve of sorts. Windows XP users braced for what may possibly be the last major Service Pack release for Windows XP.
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