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Indirect permission
mirjanam
Member Posts: 8
How does "indirect permission" work?
I started with role SVE:
SVE Table 0 Yes
SVE Form 0 Yes
SVE Report 0 Yes
SVE Dataport 0 Yes
SVE Codeunit 0 Yes
SVE XMLport 0 Yes
and whith a role which have permission
I gave "indirect permission" on read "Table data" and read permission for coresponding "Table" on Form which execution need it (of course it is not the source table of form).
I still have message "You do not have permission to read Sales Invoice Header" (that is coresponding "Table" and I don't wont it to be available for the user).
Where is my mistake?
I started with role SVE:
SVE Table 0 Yes
SVE Form 0 Yes
SVE Report 0 Yes
SVE Dataport 0 Yes
SVE Codeunit 0 Yes
SVE XMLport 0 Yes
and whith a role which have permission
I gave "indirect permission" on read "Table data" and read permission for coresponding "Table" on Form which execution need it (of course it is not the source table of form).
I still have message "You do not have permission to read Sales Invoice Header" (that is coresponding "Table" and I don't wont it to be available for the user).
Where is my mistake?
0
Comments
But first, to learn more about these theme, read the w1w1ism.pdf.
It's in the DOC Folder of your product CD/ DVD.
Regards