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Configuring Access

Last post 08-15-2008 8:18 by shanil. 2 replies.
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  • 08-14-2008 19:52

    • shanil
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    Configuring Access

    Hi Guys,

    Need some help regarding access. Let me first explain the situation. I have a user who uses the Manufacturing area in Dynamics NAV. This user should be allowed to only read the item card.He should not be able to edit it. This same user needs to run "Calculate Low Level Code" as well. The problem is for the user to run Calculate Low Level Code he should have indirect access to the item table. And when I give indirect access to the user I get a message saying no permission. But if I give full access he will be able to modify the item table. How do i solve the above issue.

     

    Thanx. 

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  • 08-14-2008 22:15 In reply to

    • girish.joshi
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    Re: Configuring Access

    Give the user indirect access.  On codeunits 99000793 Calculate Low-Level Code and 99000853 Calc. Low-level code add permissions to the modify the item table.  Open the codeunit up to design, when in the documentation trigger, click view and properties.  Select permissions to add permission to the item table.

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  • 08-15-2008 8:18 In reply to

    • shanil
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    Re: Configuring Access

    Thanks Girish for helping me out, the solution works!Big Smile In need another small help of the same nature. This time the user needs to be able to only read the vendor card but execute the consumption journal and the capacity journal. Could you tell me to which codeunits I need  to set access like in the previous instance. Btw is there an easy way of finding the codeunits that need to be set permission for another main function to operate if the code units are not listed as global variables.

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