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Permission Error while testing in 2009
VSuba
Member Posts: 28
Hi Friends,
I have created a User Role for a particular User and set the Roles and Permissions for certain Objects etc... in asusual procedure... This is working fine.
When i open the form Req. Worksheet (Form Id.291), on running the form and by giving "Send to Microsoft Office Excel" option which is in tool bar, i get the following error
"You do not have permission to read User Default Style Sheet table"
Even i have set the Permission for these table, the same error is coming... #-o
Only for Super user it is working.
Can anyone help.
Thnx, Suba
I have created a User Role for a particular User and set the Roles and Permissions for certain Objects etc... in asusual procedure... This is working fine.
When i open the form Req. Worksheet (Form Id.291), on running the form and by giving "Send to Microsoft Office Excel" option which is in tool bar, i get the following error
"You do not have permission to read User Default Style Sheet table"
Even i have set the Permission for these table, the same error is coming... #-o
Only for Super user it is working.
Can anyone help.
Thnx, Suba
Thanks & Regards...
Suba
Suba
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2) If you are assigning the permissions only for specific company, try to assign them DB wide. This table is "Data per comany=No"...
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Yes, i have done Synchronise too...
Permission is for the whole DB... so i feel no need to set "Data per company"...
Is it related with any other table or a bug in 2009 ???
Thanks,
Suba
Suba