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permissions on master database?

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Hi all of you, I am recently DBA for Navision ERP and I have got a couple of 2014 Always On with its two nodes where I see that in every node, all of them, in master database dozens of end-user have permissions... just for sys schema (sysprocesses object)

Before to proceed or ask further as a Navision newbie, do you have any clue why is it done? Navision infrastructure could require that end-user had access or permissions on MASTER database. It is very strange to me.

Thanks for your hints and replies,

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    As per my understanding, It is not mandatory to have permission on Master database. You may remove it and check for one of the user in test environment and see if you are facing any error.

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    most users have permissions on sys.sysprocesses. Curious.

    Thanks for your reply

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    Generally, it should not be the case; however there might be such business processes that require users to perform specific operations which are unusual, but require such setup.

    If there is no documentation regarding the setup structure for user rights (which is most likely the case :-) ), I would recommend to take permissions from one user and see if he cries out for help, if you have reasons to believe it is not business-critical process he deals with.

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    Thanks for that

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    Let me understand one thing. All the connections are through by using RDS connections. Nonetheless end-users are created as login in my SQL Server cluster... I don't understand that. Does Navision really needs user domains in SQL Server?

    As opposed to AX environments you don't need to do that. is it so?

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    Alexander Ermakov Profile Picture
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    There are different things: how users access the application and what are the authentication types.

    For authentication types used please refer to: msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh169371(v=nav.90).aspx . Windows authentication applies user credentials used in Active Directory.

    Then, users can access the application via native windows client (which can be installed either on their own laptops or using RDS and running the client from this terminal server), or via web client, or recently via tablet client: msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh168534(v=nav.90).aspx

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    AFAIK all of them are using RDS via remote desktop. Thanks for your response

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    You also don't need these users in SQL in NAV 2016 like AX.

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