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SDT - User getting a DBO privilege error when trying to use SDT in GP 2010

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Posted on by DonC 55

I'm trying to figure out how to fix an issue with a user that is getting an error trying to use SDT.  The error says: You must logged on as a user with DBO privileges to access this feature.  I'm not seeing anything unusual with their id in SQL or with the security settings within GP as the user has everything that other users who can us it have in their security settings.

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  • David Musgrave MVP GPUG All Star Legend Moderator Profile Picture
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    RE: SDT - User getting a DBO privilege error when trying to use SDT in GP 2010

    Hi Don

    Advanced Mode windows in the Support Debugging Tool require the user to have system administrator (sysadmin) or Database Owner (dbo) rights at the SQL Level.

    This is independent of the application level security in Microsoft Dynamics GP.

    Try using 'sa' or DYNSA or a user with similar elevated rights.

    This level of security is required as the Advanced Mode features allow for scripting and/or viewing data.

    David

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    RE: SDT - User getting a DBO privilege error when trying to use SDT in GP 2010

    I ran into this same warning message. I need to use SDT while the user is logged in, because that's when the bug happens that i'm trying to troubleshoot. You can simply grant sysadmin access to this user while you're troubleshooting, and then remove it after. 

    --Grant the user the sysadmin role so you can use SDT features while that user is logged in
    EXEC master..sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame = N'<username>', @rolename = N'sysadmin'

    --Remove sysadmin access after you're done
    EXEC master..sp_dropsrvrolemember @loginame = N'<username>', @rolename = N'sysadmin'

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