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Event subscriber skip missing permission true, false when to use
samantha73
Member Posts: 106
Hi All
I have used below true or false and not sure what everyone else is using as a default and if there are hidden issues:
[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Table, Database::"Purchase Line", 'OnAfterCalcLineAmount', '', false, false)]
Can someone give some real world insights?
I have used below true or false and not sure what everyone else is using as a default and if there are hidden issues:
[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Table, Database::"Purchase Line", 'OnAfterCalcLineAmount', '', false, false)]
Can someone give some real world insights?
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DenSter
Member Posts: 8,307
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/dev-itpro/developer/attributes/devenv-eventsubscriber-attribute
Normally if the execution context doesn't have a license or permissions for the object, you get an error message. These parameters are basically a way to prevent those errors. Means that if your license doesn't include the object or if you don't have permission, the event is skipped. I always set both of them to true.0
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Normally if the execution context doesn't have a license or permissions for the object, you get an error message. These parameters are basically a way to prevent those errors. Means that if your license doesn't include the object or if you don't have permission, the event is skipped. I always set both of them to true.
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