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Permission for XML-port
Nabuco
Member Posts: 65
Hi all
Have a strange behaviour for an XMLport. It exports various information to another system.
Have made an integer-field (50000) in table 17 G/L entry. This field is updated during RUN of XML-port.
However, despite I have granted permission in XMLport to write to table 17 "TableData G/L Entry=rimd" I get the error that I do not have permission to write to this table. Why is that - anyone know about this?
NAV2009SP1 Classic
Have a strange behaviour for an XMLport. It exports various information to another system.
Have made an integer-field (50000) in table 17 G/L entry. This field is updated during RUN of XML-port.
However, despite I have granted permission in XMLport to write to table 17 "TableData G/L Entry=rimd" I get the error that I do not have permission to write to this table. Why is that - anyone know about this?
NAV2009SP1 Classic
0
Answers
One should think that when given permission via developer license the customers license should work properly in accordance with this given permission - or am i wrong?
Have solved the problem. Moved the code that handles writing to G/L Entry into a Codeunit and gave permissions here just as I gave permission in the XML-port - and now it Works. Strange.