Permissions

aman_mbsaman_mbs Member Posts: 158
Dear All,

while applying the permission, in the modify coloum there are 3 options Empty, Yes , Indirect. What is the use of Indirect
Aman Kumar Gupta

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  • kinekine Member Posts: 12,562
    Read the Documentation (w1w1ism.pdf) on your install CD, Chapter 4.4 - Setting Up Logins, Passwords and Permissions.
    Indirect This permission is granted indirectly.
    An indirect permission allows you to, for example, read the object via another
    object that you have permission to use, such as, a codeunit or a form.
    Example:
    You have permission to run Codeunit 80, Sales-Post. The Sales-Post
    codeunit performs many tasks. One of these is to modify Table 39, Purchase
    Line. When you run the Sales-Post codeunit, Navision checks whether or not
    you have permission to modify the Purchase Line table. If you do not have
    permission to modify the Purchase Line table, the codeunit will not be able to
    complete its tasks and you will receive an error message.
    If you have permission to modify the Purchase Line table, the codeunit will
    run successfully. However, you do not need to have full access to the
    Purchase Line table in order to run the codeunit. If you have indirect
    permission to modify the entries in the Purchase Line table, the Sales-Post
    codeunit will run successfully.
    When you have indirect permission, you can only modify the Purchase Line
    table when you run the Sales-Post codeunit or another object that has
    permission to modify the Purchase Line table.
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