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Joshi; Thx for the suggestion. I added the user to the Super (data) group, In sql,he has public and db_datareader only. I can log on and access the profile in NAv, so I'm not sure what that tells me. Anyway, it's still having its dbase user mapping disabled after every user security synch. Cheers...
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Are you assigning NAV permissions to this user? Are they setup as public? This users permissions should be goverened through NAV permissions. Give them the public role and in NAV give the user the role of SUPER (DATA). NAV will then assign SQL read only permissions to that user.
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If you have Navision 4.00SP3 or 5.00, you can put the Security level to Standard (and not Enhanced). With this you don't need Synchronization anymore. Synchronization has to be done everytime an object is added or something in the security is changed.
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I'm not sure, but it sounds like you are using the Extended security model of NAV 4.0. Maybe you should change it to standard. I think this version works much better. See http://dynamicsuser.net/blogs/admin/archive/2007/03/07/security-synchronization-in-navision-4-0-sp3.aspx
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Hi all, In my installation of NAV 4.03 (Polish) one user synchronization doesn't work. When I create new user and want to grant them any rights I must to synchronize all users. Did anyone have such problems? I'm new in Navision and maybe I don't know something? Regards, Arek
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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...
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What is it that you want to achieve? Do you want to manually give users permissions to do something outside of Navision? If so, you're right that Navision does not create any SQL Server roles equivelant to those in the Navision security system. You'll have to create the roles and assign user...
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ok, thank you for your answer. So I still have a question about security permission for users. Which security permission on the database objects should I give to user in the SQL Server? Public role is unacceptable because it doesn't have any default rights for read/write. I mean any user has public...
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I can help you out a little, and for the benefit of others. You are correct that a new login created in SQL Server by adding a user to Navision, be it a Database Login or Windows Login (the latter being a Unified login in Windows XYZ), is created along with a user in the database that is a member of...