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Application developers license
hairyjim
Member Posts: 99
Hi guys,
Quick one.
The App developers license does it allow for the editing of code associated with tables?
Jim
Quick one.
The App developers license does it allow for the editing of code associated with tables?
Jim
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I have just tested one of our guys who has sat the application designers courses and his licence works.
Dean
I believe that the application builder licence only allows you to change codeunits that do not write or modify security protected ledger tables
e.g.
You should be able to change Coudeunit 8 (AccSchedManagement) or codeunit 64 (Sales-Get Shipment) but not codeunit 12 (Gen. Jnl.-Post Line) or codeunit 80 (Sales-Post).
To be able to change data in the ledger tables or any related codeunit (Or other object with modifying code for these tables) I believe you will need a full solution developer licence.
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