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From: marcin on 22 Sep 2006 04:58
Hi,
Go to table and/or form properties and check Permissions. Add your
table to Permissions property.

Bye,
Marcin

PlingPHB wrote:
> I've modified the Sales Invoice Header table (112) to include a number of new
> fields, which are transfered from the Sales Header table (36) when the Sale
> is posted. I need to be able to update these new fields after the Sale has
> been posted - however trying to do so gives "You do not have permission to
> modify records in the Sales Invoice Header table." error.
>
> I only want to modify the fields I've added to the table, not the existing
> ones. I've looked at the Sales Inv.-Printed codeunit (315) but I can find no
> way to use it's permissions on another codeunit to enable editing - I still
> get the same error.
>
> Can someone suggest where I might be going wrong? I'll admit my
> understanding of Navision's use of Permissions isn't my strong point!
>
> Thanks,
> --
> !PHB

From: PlingPHB on 22 Sep 2006 07:03
Looking at the codeunit you mention (391), I can't see the trigger you
mention - I'm only seeing the OnRun for the codeunit. License-wise I do have
"Application Builder" but not "Solution Developer" - I presume that's why
I'm not seeing the trigger?

--
!PHB


"Savatage" wrote:

> If you look at codeunit 391 Shipment Header - Edit
>
> SalesInvoiceHeaderEdit <- On this trigger you need to add
> SalesInvoiceHeader2."YourField" := SalesInvoiceHeader."YourField";
>
> Enjoy
>
> "PlingPHB" wrote:
>
> > I've modified the Sales Invoice Header table (112) to include a number of new
> > fields, which are transfered from the Sales Header table (36) when the Sale
> > is posted. I need to be able to update these new fields after the Sale has
> > been posted - however trying to do so gives "You do not have permission to
> > modify records in the Sales Invoice Header table." error.
> >
> > I only want to modify the fields I've added to the table, not the existing
> > ones. I've looked at the Sales Inv.-Printed codeunit (315) but I can find no
> > way to use it's permissions on another codeunit to enable editing - I still
> > get the same error.
> >
> > Can someone suggest where I might be going wrong? I'll admit my
> > understanding of Navision's use of Permissions isn't my strong point!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > --
> > !PHB
From: PlingPHB on 22 Sep 2006 07:09
It appears my license may be the issue, however whilst I was aware that I
couldn't edit certain code modules or tables with the "Application Builder"
license I didn't realise that I may be able to partially edit some - which
may be adding to my confusion.

Regards,
--
!PHB


"Marlin Parisien[MSFT]" wrote:

> Hello PHB.
> I understand that you're receiving the error "You do not have permission
> to modify records in the Sales Invoice Header table." after you modified
> the Sales Invoice Header table. Is this correct?
>
> I will have to look into this and get back to you with my findings. I see
> that savatage99 has responded and poses a good point to make sure that
> you're using the developers license to do this.
>
> As mentioned I will update you with my findings.
>
> I hope this is helpful and we look forward to hearing from you!
>
> Have a great evening!
>
> Regards,
>
> Marlin Parisien
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From: Kamil Sacek (Kine) on 22 Sep 2006 08:08
Marcin, this is not possible to do with Application builder granule. You need
to have solution developer to be able to add permissions for "protected"
tables (posted documents, entries)...

"marcin" wrote:

> Hi,
> Go to table and/or form properties and check Permissions. Add your
> table to Permissions property.
>
> Bye,
> Marcin
>
> PlingPHB wrote:
> > I've modified the Sales Invoice Header table (112) to include a number of new
> > fields, which are transfered from the Sales Header table (36) when the Sale
> > is posted. I need to be able to update these new fields after the Sale has
> > been posted - however trying to do so gives "You do not have permission to
> > modify records in the Sales Invoice Header table." error.
> >
> > I only want to modify the fields I've added to the table, not the existing
> > ones. I've looked at the Sales Inv.-Printed codeunit (315) but I can find no
> > way to use it's permissions on another codeunit to enable editing - I still
> > get the same error.
> >
> > Can someone suggest where I might be going wrong? I'll admit my
> > understanding of Navision's use of Permissions isn't my strong point!
> >
> > Thanks,
> > --
> > !PHB
>
>
From: Gottfried Mayer on 22 Sep 2006 10:22
PlingPHB schrieb:
> I've modified the Sales Invoice Header table (112) to include a number of new
> fields, which are transfered from the Sales Header table (36) when the Sale
> is posted. I need to be able to update these new fields after the Sale has
> been posted - however trying to do so gives "You do not have permission to
> modify records in the Sales Invoice Header table." error.
>
> I only want to modify the fields I've added to the table, not the existing
> ones. I've looked at the Sales Inv.-Printed codeunit (315) but I can find no
> way to use it's permissions on another codeunit to enable editing - I still
> get the same error.
>
> Can someone suggest where I might be going wrong? I'll admit my
> understanding of Navision's use of Permissions isn't my strong point!
>
> Thanks,
> --
> !PHB

Hi PlingPHB,

The pointer of Savatage to CU391 is very good, but here is what I would do:

- Design Codeunit 391 and "Save As" to 50000 or whereever you have
permissions to create a new Codeunit.
- Design the new Codeunit and change the following things:
- Change the PROPERTIES of the Codeunit:
- Add Modify - Permissions to the Sales Invoice Header
- Change the TableNo to Sales Invoice Header
- Add a Global Variable "SalesInvoiceHeader" (or whatever name you
want) to the Codeunit
- Modify the OnRun Trigger (there is only this one trigger in the CU)
to transfer the Fields you want to be editable (Just take the
current code as a template.

The rest should be obvious (look at the Posted Sales Shipment Form)


HTH
Gottfried
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