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ADCS NAS You do not have permission to read the Object table
Toddy_Boy
Member Posts: 231
Hi Guys
I have amended some code units for a clients ADCS system, when I come to restart the application server I am getting the following error message. I know the service has started before becuase I set it up but now it refused to start ](*,)
You do not have permission to read the Object table
The only objects updated were 7703 and some of my own in the 5000 range, another developer has been working on this clients data but denies all knowledge of the NAS. The client is using server objects 4 sp1 and client 6 on Proprietry database.
I hate days like these, so if anyone can help then anything to check will be appreciated.
Steve
I have amended some code units for a clients ADCS system, when I come to restart the application server I am getting the following error message. I know the service has started before becuase I set it up but now it refused to start ](*,)
You do not have permission to read the Object table
The only objects updated were 7703 and some of my own in the 5000 range, another developer has been working on this clients data but denies all knowledge of the NAS. The client is using server objects 4 sp1 and client 6 on Proprietry database.
I hate days like these, so if anyone can help then anything to check will be appreciated.
Steve
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