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To save a file in a folder with a different user
vishy_cybereagle
Member Posts: 3
Hi,
We are currently using Nav 5.0. We have a requirement where we need to save a file generated by NAV in a folder that is not accessible by the user (Read Only) running the report. Is there a way we can force the report to run as a different use that has access on this folder? The reason is so that the person generating the file cannot change the file once its generated.
Regards,
Vishy
We are currently using Nav 5.0. We have a requirement where we need to save a file generated by NAV in a folder that is not accessible by the user (Read Only) running the report. Is there a way we can force the report to run as a different use that has access on this folder? The reason is so that the person generating the file cannot change the file once its generated.
Regards,
Vishy
Vishy S
Technical Director | Cyber-Eagle Management
Crows Nest, NSW 2065
http://www.cybereaglemanagement.com.au/
Technical Director | Cyber-Eagle Management
Crows Nest, NSW 2065
http://www.cybereaglemanagement.com.au/
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Suggestion:
Is it possible to let a NAS do the export? In that case you can supply the NAS user with the needed permissions on the file system. This makes it unnecessary for the user to have permissions on the folder at all.