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Log in Perm set
kvb
Member Posts: 107
Hello all,
I want to create a user with the minimum permissions.
So I just created new permission set via the "Record permission" function.
It's all good, but it's not enough because I cannot "record" what is happening when users log in.
I started manually adding codeunits one by one but looks there are too many of them.
'Basic' role is too much, it's not good to give everybody read access to the value entries for example.
Please, help!
I want to create a user with the minimum permissions.
So I just created new permission set via the "Record permission" function.
It's all good, but it's not enough because I cannot "record" what is happening when users log in.
I started manually adding codeunits one by one but looks there are too many of them.
'Basic' role is too much, it's not good to give everybody read access to the value entries for example.
Please, help!
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kvb
Member Posts: 107
Okay, here what I have done.
Luckily, code coverage works globally for all sessions (even if it's not started yet).
So I gave my boy 'SUPER' perm set,
next I started the coverage process,
and finally, run a new Nav client session.
After login, I stopped coverage and added all caught objects to the 'Minimal rights role'.
Then I exclude the 'SUPER' perm set.
Still had some errors - had to add 3 objects to the minimal role manually: TableData 402 for instance,
but the mission is accomplished now ✌️.
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Answers
Luckily, code coverage works globally for all sessions (even if it's not started yet).
So I gave my boy 'SUPER' perm set,
next I started the coverage process,
and finally, run a new Nav client session.
After login, I stopped coverage and added all caught objects to the 'Minimal rights role'.
Then I exclude the 'SUPER' perm set.
Still had some errors - had to add 3 objects to the minimal role manually: TableData 402 for instance,
but the mission is accomplished now ✌️.