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Good morning , I wonder if it there a permission set that allow to post only.

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  • OnlyRodd Profile Picture
    OnlyRodd 195 on at
    To enable the posting functionality only after validating

    Good Morning ,  I need to implement  a strategy NAV 2016   to enable the posting functionnality  only after validating if the user belong to a specific group of permission

    Event the user click on  button post

    Then   program  validate if the user belong to one group

    if that the case  go to proper table and enable the posting variable  and excute the posting action .

    My question should use a design pattern  such observer to make sure is there interaction between the gui(  post button click) or the  and the validate function and the table or use a different design pattern ?

    if you have any suggestion for the design pattern and how to implement it let me know .

    Regard Rodd!

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    Tharanga Chandrasekara Profile Picture
    Tharanga Chandrasekara 23,116 on at
    RE: Posting permission

    If you want to allow only a specific user group to post the transactions, you can have that option using permission sets. You can simply remove the insert permission to the posting tables from the other users. It will simply block their posting access.

  • OnlyRodd Profile Picture
    OnlyRodd 195 on at
    RE: Posting permission

    I wish to set up a a group  for posting and  add some members( accounting ,clerk , manager)  on that group .

    Only those member would have the permission to post.

    But I guess I have no choice to program  a code unit to read the  list of the member that specific group .

    But it require to access the specific table to enable or disable the  posting  variable .

    I wonder which design pattern I m used to interact bewteen the code unit I created the exisiting code unit   (example  code unit 13 Gen. Jnl.-Post Batch)  and the tables   , do you  have any suggestions ?

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    Alex Chow Profile Picture
    Alex Chow 4,481 on at
    RE: Posting permission

    Yes, but it's a combination of the permission roles, not a single permission role.

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    Alexander Ermakov Profile Picture
    Alexander Ermakov 28,094 on at
    RE: Posting permission

    I guess, no, since you need first to open the document you need to post, and that requires rights to access and view the documents. Also, depending on the type of the document, different tables have to be created when posting, giving write rights on different tables. Can you clarify more the role you are trying to setup?

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