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Access denied bank account number field

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I  have the following problem when generating payments using checks

Access denied bank account number field (AccountNum) of Table Print Checks (TmpChequePrintout).

How I can fix it

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  • zeeshan shaikh Profile Picture
    zeeshan shaikh 1,055 on at
    RE: Access denied bank account number field

    Hello VDR,

    this is most common error while generating payment via check.

    all you need to do is to assign security roles like  account payable clerk or something related to that.

    P.S: after assigning roles please restart (close and than open)AX.

    Please mark correct if my answer helped you.

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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 291,253 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    RE: Access denied bank account number field

    Hi VDR,

    Are you using AX as administrator or do you have a specific role assigned? If you have a role, this one must be extended with permissions on the temporary table (TmpChequePrintOut).

    If you are not able to do this, ask your system administrator or implementation partner for help.

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