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Business Central 19 permission sets red

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Hello,

   Does anyone know why some of the permissions sets become red after upgrade to the latest business central?

   For instance these standard ones, but I have custom ones too that have the same problem.

    EMAIL - MICROSOFT 36

    EMAIL - SMTP CONNECT

    EMAIL - OUTLOOK REST

    EMAIL - CURRENT USER

    SENDTOEMAILPRINTEXTE

   pastedimage1634602110534v1.png

Thank you!

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    THE Italian Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    I believe that you are referring to

    page 9817 "Permission Sets FactBox"

    {

       Caption = 'Permission Sets';

    but you have just pasted a snippet without the object number.

    Within this factbox page there is a conditional style expression unfavorable (red) defined. See below

                   field(PermissionSet; "Role ID")

                   {

                       ApplicationArea = Basic, Suite;

                       Caption = 'Permission Set';

                       ToolTip = 'Specifies the ID of a security role that has been assigned to this Windows login in the current database.';

                       Style = Unfavorable;

                       StyleExpr = PermissionSetNotFound;

                   }

    And PermissionSetNotFound is populated as per the following for every record

       trigger OnAfterGetRecord()

       var

           AggregatePermissionSet: Record "Aggregate Permission Set";

       begin

           if User."User Name" <> '' then

               CurrPage.Caption := User."User Name";

           PermissionSetNotFound := false;

           if not (Rec."Role ID" in ['SUPER', 'SECURITY']) then

               PermissionSetNotFound := not AggregatePermissionSet.Get(Rec.Scope, Rec."App ID", Rec."Role ID");

       end;

    This means that the above permission sets are not found for that specific scope, extension ID and role ID.

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    15 on at

    Thank you Duilio! so it pretty much means we can delete these?

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