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Permission Table Field meaning
nikeman77
Member Posts: 517
Permission Table (id: 2000000005)has some field and their functionality which I don't quite understand.
field3:Object Type, Type:Option (Table Data,Table,Form,Report,Dataport,Codeunit,XMLport,MenuSuite,,,System)
Qs: whats the different between table and table data?
i read that by default navision will by default create values all yes to Read, Insert, Modify, Delete, Execute unless we change the field vlaues manually, is that right?
field3:Object Type, Type:Option (Table Data,Table,Form,Report,Dataport,Codeunit,XMLport,MenuSuite,,,System)
Qs: whats the different between table and table data?
i read that by default navision will by default create values all yes to Read, Insert, Modify, Delete, Execute unless we change the field vlaues manually, is that right?
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TableData - This refers to the data stored in the tables. This is what gives you permission to read or write the data in the database.
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much appreciate your reply, can i conclude that table is the object? if its so, i can't recall where but i have seen some set access to table rather than table data.
furthermore the actions set to table was only execution and not edit/ insert/ delete.. thats the reason i am not sure about the difference between table and table data.