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Hi all, I'm using navision 5 sp1 over sql server 2005 , I've some problems to assign a specific menu to domain\usergroups . As before with the single user, I'm trying to using "navigation pane desgin" and "assing user" to allow my domain\usergroups to see a specific menu...
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Hi all, I'm working in Nav5.0SP1 IN [Native]. Getting an error message at time of JOB CALCULATE WIP ( with Customer License ) You do not have permission to modify records in the Job Ledger Entry Table Debugger Break at .. But I'm not getting such error message when I do the same thing with the...
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babrown: seems we are going offtopic - but I have seen SO much practically unadministered networks, that nothing suprises me, especially, when advanced users come into play... recently there was a thread about problem, when someone started to delete unwanted records from SQL base thru SQL Enterprise...
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[quote user="Modris Ivans"] [quote user="babrown"]In fact, users should have no rights whatsoever to the server on which the database is running. Users only need to communicate with the service. They do not need to access the data file.[/quote] Stelco`s question is rather unconcrete...
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[quote user="babrown"]In fact, users should have no rights whatsoever to the server on which the database is running. Users only need to communicate with the service. They do not need to access the data file.[/quote] Stelco`s question is rather unconcrete - theoretically, if user(s) have rights...
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This sounds like you are dealing with an inherited permissions issue. Under certain situations (I can't recall them right now) a copied file inherits the permission settings of the source directory. If the service user did not have access to the file in its original directory it may not have them...
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I'm not confused by the process. I'm confused by this thread. Are we talking single-user or multi-user. In multi-user (server) only the user account that is running the service needs rights to the database files. In fact, users should have no rights whatsoever to the server on which the database...
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Hi, Yes it is confusing and I have encounter this a number of times. The database service starts fine and when you go to connect from a client through the database service you get the error. It normally occurs when you copy in a database from another place e.g. the user test database. You would think...
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Hi, Extremely thankful to all. Actually it was window permissions to the fdb file. As per you people suggestion I right click the Database file and selected the properties, and changed the windows "security/permission" of "ERP/Users". Thanks again
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What was the source of the *.fdb file? If it came from a read-only source (CD/DVD) it may be flagged as a read-only file. Look at the file properties (right-click) and remove the attribute. Question: If you are using a NAV server why would you be accessing the *.fdb from the client? Or are you getting...