I'm fairly new to Nav and I've hit a problem setting up a db.
When I enter purchase/order processing/invoices and try to add a line to an invoice of type G/L Account I get an error message 'You do not have permission to read the Base Calendar Change table'.
Now I am doing this with the administrator account, which has the Super and Super(data) roles assigned to it. We use windows login to the SQL db.
This only occurs if I use the clients key, if I use ours (a partner/designer key) it works fine.
As I said, I'm new to this and its probably something obvious, but I've been struggling with this all day now and not gotten anywhere. Any pointers would be appreciated.
Ian Murphy
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If a client hasn't purchased certain granules, they may not have access when you use their license. And there is no way around that except determining which dependancies are required and getting the necessary granule put into the client license.
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I assumed it was the base calendar table so I've been trying to work out how it is used but you can neither empty it nor do I see how it is used. It seems a bit odd.
Any pointers on working out which granule is missing? Having never done this I'm not even sure where to start. Are there any online docs on the subject?
The licence was configured by an MS Partner (which is to say the granules needed were specified by them) who are running a Navision program here. We hare used a template database supplied by them as the basis for this client.
The client is pretty straight forward. For the moment we are just getting billing, accounts and items up and running to get the base data into the system. Customisation is a way off yet so the client shouldn't need anything much licence-wise.
- billing + accounts, little more.
Our client has the Business Essentials edition. This is the list of granules we have installed. The license is in spanish so the names are translated,
Ian
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Developer
Ian
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV Developer
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=336
Sweet! That's going in the toolbox right now!
Ta!
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Developer
Well, in that DB we had filled in data in the Base Calendar Change table. NAV threw this error when reading the table - seems like it was allowed to read it, but threw the error when it saw it contained data.
Solution is to run the table using a dev license and clear out the records. Or, do this from SQL, for every different company. And, make sure your 'Master Setup' company doesn't contain too much data.