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Permissions necessary for Odata [SOLVED]
asmilie2b
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We are just starting to play with powerpivot and NAV 2013. Very nice..
Have an issue though, I am not sure what permissions the users require in order to use odata. With their normal permissions, I receive an error in powerpivot that the feed is unavailable. If I make them super, in NAV it runs fine. Would anyone know the minimal permissions necessary to use Odata with powerpivot? (of course they do have already read access to the tables in the query I am using).
Have an issue though, I am not sure what permissions the users require in order to use odata. With their normal permissions, I receive an error in powerpivot that the feed is unavailable. If I make them super, in NAV it runs fine. Would anyone know the minimal permissions necessary to use Odata with powerpivot? (of course they do have already read access to the tables in the query I am using).
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