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What do extended store procedures in XP_NDO.DLL do
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We have had several clients that have tight controls on their servers and have asked us exactly what the two extended stored procedures (xp_ndo_enumsusergroups and xp_ndo_enumsids) do to the SQL server. All I have been able to find out is that they are needed to use windows authentication with NAV.
Can anyone elaborate on what these procedures actually do to the SQL installation?
-Radiant Technologies.
Can anyone elaborate on what these procedures actually do to the SQL installation?
-Radiant Technologies.
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The 2 versions (usergroups and usersids) are used depending if you choose the standard or enhanced security model.
In this whitepaper you will find a complete explanation:
Synchronizing Security in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 4.0 SP2
Mind that there is an error in the name of the whitepaper. Only starting from Dynamics NAV 4 SP3 you have the possibility to choose between security models.
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