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How can i solve the issue your licence does not grant you the following permissions on TableData Published Application: IndirectRead.

Getting error while publishing app from VS code to sandbox

The request for path /v2.0/SandBoxW15/dev/packages?publisher=Microsoft&appName=Application&versionText=19.0.0.0&appId=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 failed with code Forbidden. Reason: Your licence does not grant you the following permissions on TableData Published Application: IndirectRead.

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MahGah 15,529 on at

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Is this a trial environment or paid one? is this SaaS or On-prem? Which license you have? Do you have Extension Management permission for your user? How about super user?

I believe in SaaS trial you cannot do development. Also, Team license cannot do development as well. for on-prem you need to make sure you have a license forobjects you are using and you are in your range. For SaaS no such a license required but you need to be in range docs.microsoft.com/.../devenv-object-ranges

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CU09121327-0 42 on at

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Hi thanks for your response

Yes its an trial SaaS version.

yes, the user has Extension management and also the super permissions.

Its Business Central for IWs license and also I was able do development before upgrade to 20 version.

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MahGah 15,529 on at

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I think in BC 20 they added new set of permission for extension. You will see the new one and obsolete one. Do you have both?

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CU09121327-0 42 on at

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I was not including Obsolete permission sets to the user.

I tried with including both and worked for me.

Thanks for suggestions

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YUN ZHU 95,597 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi, Environments created in Trial Tenant are only valid for 30 days. You can extend it once, but if it's been more than 30 days, you won't be able to install the extension untill you extend the trial period.

More details: https://yzhums.com/6861/

https://yzhums.com/8391/

Hope this helps as well.

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ZHU

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although this is quite an old issue I would like to add an unexpected resolution that worked for me.

the solution is to use the .flf file in stead of the .bclicense file.

Cost me some time to exclude all other suggestions. It is a license related issue so I tried the .flf file

BC Version 19.1 ? Please try this if everything else fails.

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Aman Kakkar 2,460 on at

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Hi,

As you have mentioned that this is a Trial SAAS version and you have IWs license assigned, once the trial period gets over you cannot publish/deploy anything on that environment.

Simple solutions:

Delete all non-evaluation companies from all your Business Central environments, for that tenant.
or

Purchase a Business Central license to make the tenant compliant.

For more clarifications -

https://community.dynamics.com/blogs/post/?postid=14b36ddb-6d30-4756-ab5c-3911291594d2

https://thinkaboutit.be/2022/03/how-do-i-solve-error-your-license-does-not-grant-you-the-following-permissions-on-tabledata-published-application-indirectinsert/

Thanks.

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Nimsara Jayathilaka. 4,836 on at

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Hi

The error is caused by insufficient license/permissions. Use a System Administrator user with a developer license to the sandbox to get IndirectRead permission and successfully publish your extension.

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Nimsara

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Rishabh Kanaskar 6,150 on at

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HI,

In BC v20+, some system objects (like Published Application) moved under obsolete permission sets. Without adding those, even SUPER can hit that error.

Including the obsolete permission sets is the right fix until Microsoft fully transitions them out.

Thanks

Rishabh

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Sumit Singh 10,193 on at

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Hi All,

This question appears to date back to June 2022, and it is likely that the issue has already been resolved or the original poster has found a workaround. It is unclear why older questions are resurfacing in the latest posts. I kindly request that everyone check the posting date of query raised before responding, as the primary objective is to assist the original poster. Already few years have passed, it is reasonable to assume that the user is no longer following the thread. Therefore, we should avoid commenting on such posts, as they appear in the latest feed and may lead others to engage unnecessarily. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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