Hello guys,
When we view Permission, there is one column with named "License", may I know what is this used for ? and what "condition" that makes the value as it is stated ?
In regards of what is the column means, should we fill in the value when create / insert new permission.
Thanks
Hi Lars, This is related to users Licensing. Alex Meyer has explained this topic which you can find it here.
alexdmeyer.com/.../
Hi,
Thank you.
Based on the blog, it was mentioned , current D365FO license types available are :
-Operations (will be listed as Enterprise in AOT)
-Activity
-Team Members (will be listed as Universal in AOT)
May I know where exactly does Microsoft stated that ?
And for custom privilege, is it sufficient (not over-provision) if we put as TeamMember ?
There is another interesting article also from Alex (he put on the blog as well), which is on this link: alexdmeyer.com/.../
Thanks again.
Hi Lars,
For cloud licenses, there is no Operations/Enterprise anymore. Then it would be one of the new license SKUs like Finance, Supply Chain Management, Human Resources and some others.
There is a list with license per privilege in the background aka privilege-base licensing. This makes the translation from Enterprise to Finance for the menu items in this privilege. If you create a custom privilege containing the same privileges (containing the enterprise level), then you still would need a full license, not a team member.
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