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User Permission - Effective Permission

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Hi,

I am currently doing a customization, I am using an Internal Administrator with a D365 Full Access permission (Type:System). As I execute my customization (extension), it prompts an error that I don't have a permission to modify a tabledata.

So, I copied the permission set, and change the object's permission from Indirect to Yes (read, insert, modify, delete) and assigned to the user I am using.  When I execute my customization, it prompts with the same error - "You do not have the following permissions on TableData Detailed Vendor Ledger Entry : Modify. To view details about your permissions, see the Effective Permissions page

In my Effective Permission, I am now using the copied permission set instead of the D365 Full Access. I wonder why in SandBox environment, it does not prompt for any permission error considering they're the same. Need your help badly. Thank you in advance.

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    YUN ZHU Profile Picture
    91,943 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    User Permission - Effective Permission
    This is because a permission set needs to be generated in the production environment, but not in the Sandbox. Try the following command and then re-upload the extension to the production environment.
    Grant the user permission for this extension and check if the problem persists
     
    Thanks
    ZHU
  • Gepoy Profile Picture
    496 on at
    RE: User Permission - Effective Permission

    Thank you so much Josh, this is new to me.

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    JAngle Profile Picture
    117 on at
    RE: User Permission - Effective Permission

    Do you have an object which is set to modify the mentioned table? In general that one is not enabled for direct user modification so to do it with a routine you need an object level permission instead. A codeunit or report for instance would use this. Explained here: docs.microsoft.com/.../devenv-permissions-property

    Have you created a permission set in your project for any custom objects? This explains it: codethecoffee.wordpress.com/.../

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