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Permission to modify entry
MortenSteengaard
Member Posts: 131
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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vaprog
Member Posts: 1,118
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 -
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SanderDk
Member Posts: 497
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
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You need to have a license covering the permissions you set on the Permissions property.
If you licens allow that then you will need to compile and save your codeunit with the correct premission link this:
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!