The following securities are enough:
-In SQL: the user must have public server access and public access on the DB (dbowner if he has to import objects).
-In NAV: In File=>Database=>Alter=>Tab advanced=>set the security model to standard.
PS: it is possible you also need to run the following command on your SQL server:
use master;
GRANT VIEW SERVER STATE to public;
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-In SQL: the user must have public server access and public access on the DB (dbowner if he has to import objects).
-In NAV: In File=>Database=>Alter=>Tab advanced=>set the security model to standard.
PS: it is possible you also need to run the following command on your SQL server:
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