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[quote user="Rashed"]somebody probably ran security sync and wasn't part of a dbowner and security admin role. This will cause it to delete the user since the user can't see if they real users. In the latest exe it checks that you have right permission before running sync. [/quote]...
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somebody probably ran security sync and wasn't part of a dbowner and security admin role. This will cause it to delete the user since the user can't see if they real users. In the latest exe it checks that you have right permission before running sync.
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No external tools. Passwords are reset directly in the Domain Management appl. The only thing I also can see as a connection is that the domain name the users are a part of which are giving this error was rename last year. It used to be REGION and now it's REGIONAL. When this was renamed then looking...
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Have any of you experienced that your users sometimes are disappearing from the SQL Server? The last months we have experienced that sometimes some of our users are disappearing from the SQL Server with no trace. When inserted into NAV again, then the roles they had previously are automatically back...
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[quote user="Rashed"]somebody probably ran security sync and wasn't part of a dbowner and security admin role. This will cause it to delete the user since the user can't see if they real users. In the latest exe it checks that you have right permission before running sync. [/quote]...
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somebody probably ran security sync and wasn't part of a dbowner and security admin role. This will cause it to delete the user since the user can't see if they real users. In the latest exe it checks that you have right permission before running sync.
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No external tools. Passwords are reset directly in the Domain Management appl. The only thing I also can see as a connection is that the domain name the users are a part of which are giving this error was rename last year. It used to be REGION and now it's REGIONAL. When this was renamed then looking...
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Have any of you experienced that your users sometimes are disappearing from the SQL Server? The last months we have experienced that sometimes some of our users are disappearing from the SQL Server with no trace. When inserted into NAV again, then the roles they had previously are automatically back...
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I see. Well, this should not happen. All I can suggest is that you use Enterprise Manager and check that the Session view is included in the list of objects that have permissions in the [$ndo$shadow] application role (look under Roles in your database. Choose properties of $ndo$shadow and click Permissions...
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ok, let me explain my question. First of all, for example, I would like to add new user to Navision. I am using "Windows only" authentication method on SQL Server. I should open Navision, select Tools->Security->Windows logins and add new user from a list, ok? Next step. I should choose...