Error NAV 2009 R2 permission Integration Mangement codeunit

Karenh
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I have downloaded NAV 2009 R2 and installed it locally. I am running the local SQL Server test database. I changed the license from Cronus to my client's, which has solution developer.
I created a new codeunit 50000. When I try to save it, I get the error message
You do not have permission to run the "Integration Management" codeunit.
It appears to me that the Integration Management codeunit is for Microsoft CRM, something we don't use and have never used.
After a few attempts, I am able to save the 50000 codeunit. When I exit NAV, I get the error again. When I go back into NAV 2009 R2 and edit codeunit 50000, I get the error again.
Suggestions?
Thanks.
I created a new codeunit 50000. When I try to save it, I get the error message
You do not have permission to run the "Integration Management" codeunit.
It appears to me that the Integration Management codeunit is for Microsoft CRM, something we don't use and have never used.
After a few attempts, I am able to save the 50000 codeunit. When I exit NAV, I get the error again. When I go back into NAV 2009 R2 and edit codeunit 50000, I get the error again.
Suggestions?
Thanks.
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Remove the CRM integration settings from the database. it seems that somebody set it up (or you are using Cronus company) and the customer have not this in their license.0
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Thanks. I am using Cronus.
I will give that a go.0 -
Hi Karenh,
i am getting the same error....have you been able to resolve this error?
If so, Could you please share how you resolved it..
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No, I have not resolved it.
I have determined that it has nothing to do with CRM integration.
codeunit 1 calls Integration Management codeunit for inserts, updates etc. and that is where we have the error. So it is a license problem. Our license states it is for Dynamics NAV 2009 but I reckon there must be a change.
We are getting our license updated. I hope that resolves the problem.0 -
HI Karen,
thank you for the reply.
we are looking into updating license as well..
cheers0 -
I ran into the same issue. An updated license resolved the issue.0
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We had our license updated. Still no joy. It seems that we need permission for the Integration Management codeunit 5150, still. I don't understand why we would not get it by default since we receive an error in just attempting to add a customer record.0
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The issue is that the new global database triggers in codeunit 1 calls the Integration Management codeunit to check if integration is activated. This happens the first time a given record-type is modified and is cached from there on.
We have worked with the licensing team - and the updated licenses should now contain the necessary permissions. Let us know if you still get R2 licenses issued without access to this codeunit.
Sorry for the inconvenienceBest regards,
Jens Møller-Pedersen [MSFT]
This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.0 -
We also have same issue with our licence.
Codeunit 5150 still isn't included in our end-user licence, and we've downloaded it last friday (08.07.2011).Filip Gudelj | Dynamics NAV Consultant | http://bsinsight.wordpress.com/0
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