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3.60 running on SQL. Problem with permissions / fob-import
Tommy_Schou
Member Posts: 117
Hi!
I have a problem importing objects from a .fob-file into a DB running on SQL Server 2000.
I use windows authentication to logon to the Database and my user has only ONE role attached which is SUPER and it is NOT restricted to one Company.
The errors says:
The following error occurred ..
3704,"42000",[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]User does not have permission to perform this operation on table blahh blahh...
Any suggestion as to the cause? :shock:
As you might have gathered I do not have much experience working with Navision running on SQL Server 2000 so be gentle!
I have a problem importing objects from a .fob-file into a DB running on SQL Server 2000.
I use windows authentication to logon to the Database and my user has only ONE role attached which is SUPER and it is NOT restricted to one Company.
The errors says:
The following error occurred ..
3704,"42000",[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]User does not have permission to perform this operation on table blahh blahh...
Any suggestion as to the cause? :shock:
As you might have gathered I do not have much experience working with Navision running on SQL Server 2000 so be gentle!
Best regards
Tommy
Tommy
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- File, Database, New
- File, Database, Alter
- File, Company, New
- Tools, Restore (when the .fbk contains objects)
- File, Import (when the .fob file contains table re-designs)
- etc, etc...
In order to perform these functions, your Window Login must have special SQL server permissions. In SQL-speak, you must be a member of the 'db_owner fixed database role' or of the 'sysadmin fixed server role'.A quick-n-easy way to get these permissions is to login with a Windows Login that is a member of the Domain Admins group -- SQL <usually> maps Domain Admins to the 'sysadmin' role.
I will get the SQL Admin on it right away!
Tommy