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Posted on by brianmaric

I have class that extends sysOperationControllerClass, but I get access denied when it runs in batch and it runs as Admin.

why?

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Martin Dráb 230,900 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Access denied sysOperationController Class

I also suspect that you didn't specify the method to call. It may be done at a menu item, as Mohit mentioned, but the blog post is wrong in saying that it should normally be done that way. The usual approach is defining it in the controller itself, either by overriding its constructor or by calling parmClassName() and parmMethodName().
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Mohit Rampal 12,554 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at

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RE: Access denied sysOperationController Class

Hi, Please check this article

www.schweda.net/blog_d365.php
Komi Siabi 12,759 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Access denied sysOperationController Class

Please, how do you mean, access is denied ? Can you give us more info ?

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