SQL denydatawriter
aleix1979
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Hi there. I put it here because I don't see anywhere to put Navision-related SQL issues.
I want somebody to be able to read a Navision database but do be able to change absolutely NOTHING.
I was thinking that uf you changed the SQL permisions to denydatawriter, the user would be unable to do any update. But apparently he can modify things :-k
Any idea?
I want somebody to be able to read a Navision database but do be able to change absolutely NOTHING.
I was thinking that uf you changed the SQL permisions to denydatawriter, the user would be unable to do any update. But apparently he can modify things :-k
Any idea?
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Comments
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NAV uses Application Roles to handle user permissions. SQL permissions assigned directly to the user are meaningless. The exception is making a user DB_ownerThere are no bugs - only undocumented features.0
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Best is to create new role with the permissions, remove all except read permissions and assign this role to the user.0
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