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indirect permission
Dakkon
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It's been quite some time since I've had to setup any permissions in Navision and I find myself frustrated with the indirect permission. I can't remember what qualifies as 'indirect'. I thought that it was any time C/AL code performed the read/insert/write/delete as opposed to the user directly doing it himself, but I must be wrong. Can anyone help me out here 
Thad Ryker
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If the user has indirect Read permission to the customer table for example the Customer Card would need Read permission to the Customer Table as well for it to work.
At least thats how I have always understood it.
Ian