If you mean in the userrights, there is no special reason for that.
The license itself blocks modifications/deletes on posted documents.
Only object that are used to modify the document (x times printed for example) have the rights on the object itself.
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I mean at form-level there are 3 properties InsertAllowed, ModifyAllowed and DeleteAllowed.
And the 2 last properties are defaulted to 'Yes' on posted documents which implicitely allow the user to delete or modify those records
from the document form.
'<Yes>' is just the default value for those properties. Since the user has no direct rights to delete or modify records, in those tables, there's no need for the developer to change those default values.
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The license itself blocks modifications/deletes on posted documents.
Only object that are used to modify the document (x times printed for example) have the rights on the object itself.
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And the 2 last properties are defaulted to 'Yes' on posted documents which implicitely allow the user to delete or modify those records
from the document form.