Permission to modify entry
                
                    MortenSteengaard                
                
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                    Hi experts,
I use NAV 2016.
I need to change a few fields on a single Item Ledger Entry record.
I have made a new codeunit that would do the trick, if only I had the permissions to modify Item Ledger Entry.
I am SUPER.
When I try to add the Modify permission to the properties of the codeunit, it says that I do not have permissions to modify that record.
What am I doing wrong?
(I have also tried to put my code in OnOpen on the Item Card page. There I can add the permissions, but when I open the page, I get the same error.)
Hope you can help...
                I use NAV 2016.
I need to change a few fields on a single Item Ledger Entry record.
I have made a new codeunit that would do the trick, if only I had the permissions to modify Item Ledger Entry.
I am SUPER.
When I try to add the Modify permission to the properties of the codeunit, it says that I do not have permissions to modify that record.
What am I doing wrong?
(I have also tried to put my code in OnOpen on the Item Card page. There I can add the permissions, but when I open the page, I get the same error.)
Hope you can help...
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            Best Answers
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            Some tables have special protection, notably entry tables. You need a special license to modify them directly. I believe it is called Solution Developer. Partners have it, Customers can't get it.
You need to have a license covering the permissions you set on the Permissions property.0 - 
            Vaprog is right your developer licens will need to be of a kind that allow you to modify entry table.
If you licens allow that then you will need to compile and save your codeunit with the correct premission link this:
For help, do not use PM, use forum instead, perhaps other people have the same question, or better answers.0 
Answers
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            Some tables have special protection, notably entry tables. You need a special license to modify them directly. I believe it is called Solution Developer. Partners have it, Customers can't get it.
You need to have a license covering the permissions you set on the Permissions property.0 - 
            Vaprog is right your developer licens will need to be of a kind that allow you to modify entry table.
If you licens allow that then you will need to compile and save your codeunit with the correct premission link this:
For help, do not use PM, use forum instead, perhaps other people have the same question, or better answers.0 - 
            Hi Vaprog and SanderDk,
Thank you very much. I didn't know that some tables have a special protection.
After using the right licens, it works fine.
Thank you, once again!0 
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