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Menusuite - Number of Menus - Regarding
gdkve9
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Hi guys..
Hope everyone of our forum doing good. With little curiosity I zst wanted to know a maximum of how many menus can be created in a 'company' menusuite? I got this doubt bcoz for one client as part of security rather than going for roles I am trying to assign users the different menus with restricted objects. so far I created around 20 menus other than the defualt ones in navision and LS - Retail. It didnot restrict me at any point.
Hope some could have tried with maximum no. of menus from whom I can get the answer.
Goodluck for all U guys
Hope everyone of our forum doing good. With little curiosity I zst wanted to know a maximum of how many menus can be created in a 'company' menusuite? I got this doubt bcoz for one client as part of security rather than going for roles I am trying to assign users the different menus with restricted objects. so far I created around 20 menus other than the defualt ones in navision and LS - Retail. It didnot restrict me at any point.
Hope some could have tried with maximum no. of menus from whom I can get the answer.
Goodluck for all U guys
Dilip
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Falling down is not a defeat..defeat is when you refuse to get up.
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