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Permissions - can't edit reports v2.6
dcaird
Member Posts: 2
Our License file covers report editing and we used to be able to do it, we haved moved the service to a different machine and I beleive the CEO had made some security changes that caused this grief but I checked the super user rights and they are all enabled. I don't understand what else can I check ?
Thank you in advance.
David Caird
Innovative Medical Services
dcaird@imspure.com
Thank you in advance.
David Caird
Innovative Medical Services
dcaird@imspure.com
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You might want to check that you have the Report & Dataport designer granule on the licence you are using.
The reason for this is because I have known customers move servers and install their Navision service with one of their old licences that does not have their latest granules.
This may also account for the security issues that you are experiencing.
If you are uncertain which one is correct, ask your NSC to send you a copy of your latest licence.
Hope this is of help!
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