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Remove-NAVServerUserPermissionSet error "No Access Control in filter"
edwinschutten
Member Posts: 17
Hello,
We are using Business Central 230.
In Powershell (run as Administrator) I use "Remove-NAVServerUserPermissionSet $MiddleTier -PermissionSetId "<name of the permissionset>" -UserName $LogonAccount -Force". When the permission set is super, I see no errors and super is removed from the user. But when I use a different permission set, we get the error "No Access Control in filter".
The parameters -Scope System -Company "" -Force -AppName "<App name>" does not solve this problem
I have no clue why we get this error.
We are using Business Central 230.
In Powershell (run as Administrator) I use "Remove-NAVServerUserPermissionSet $MiddleTier -PermissionSetId "<name of the permissionset>" -UserName $LogonAccount -Force". When the permission set is super, I see no errors and super is removed from the user. But when I use a different permission set, we get the error "No Access Control in filter".
The parameters -Scope System -Company "" -Force -AppName "<App name>" does not solve this problem
I have no clue why we get this error.
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