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Permission issue when posting Service Order in NAV2013 R2
einsTeIn.NET
Member Posts: 1,050
Hi all,
is it possible that there's a bug in NAV2013 R2 when you post a Service Order that contains an Item with Item Tracking? As far as I can see NAV tries to enter a line in table 6507 "Item Entry Relation" by CU 5985 "Serv-Item Tracking Rsrv. Mgt.". If you don't have SUPER User Rights then you get the following Error Message:
You do not have the following permissions on TableData Item Entry Relation: Insert
For table 6508 "Value Entry Relation" it's solved in two ways.
I think it's completely forgotten for table 6507. Or do I miss something here?
is it possible that there's a bug in NAV2013 R2 when you post a Service Order that contains an Item with Item Tracking? As far as I can see NAV tries to enter a line in table 6507 "Item Entry Relation" by CU 5985 "Serv-Item Tracking Rsrv. Mgt.". If you don't have SUPER User Rights then you get the following Error Message:
You do not have the following permissions on TableData Item Entry Relation: Insert
For table 6508 "Value Entry Relation" it's solved in two ways.
- CU 5985 does have the permissions to insert into that table and in the Basic User Permission Set you get Indirect Permission to write into that table.
- In the Permission Set to post Service Orders (SM-Q/O/I/C,POST) you get even direct Insert Permission to that table.
I think it's completely forgotten for table 6507. Or do I miss something here?
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Good catch, einsTeIn !
As a workaround I would suggest to add permissions to table 6507 with Insert=YES to an appropriate permission set and try to issue a bug report to MS so they are aware of it to fix it. In 2015, it's still there, verified for NAV2015CU7, W1 and DE.
Looking forward for the next CU
Cheers
AndrewT