Permission to modify records in a posted table

ecclectic

Hi guys,

just wanted to know if anyone of you asked microsoft that a customer's license be updated so that the customer has rights to modify transactions in a posted table and whether you managed to obtain it.

thanks

kriki

No, but you can give an object permissions to modify a table in which the customer-license has no direct permissions (but only indirect like some entry-tables).
Each object has a property "Permissions". In it you can give the object permissions to insert/modify/delete tables even if the user has no permission to do that action.

Alex_Chow

Wow... I can sense danger all over this message.

kriki

deadlizard wrote:

Wow... I can sense danger all over this message.

True, of course you cannot allow the users to change all! Only some fields, because otherwise they can mess up the data.

Miklos_Hollender

Just filter Codeunits for *Edit* . This is the way to go. For example, once I developed a Sales Payment Agreement functionality, and set the Due Date of all Customer Ledger Entries covered by the agreement to 9999.12.31 by Codeunit Cust. Entry-Edit

Alex_Chow

kriki wrote:

deadlizard wrote:

Wow... I can sense danger all over this message.

True, of course you cannot allow the users to change all! Only some fields, because otherwise they can mess up the data.

It's the "some fields" that I'm worried about. Imagine if the user can change the amount on the G/L Entry table.

*shudder*