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Windows Permissions to Open Database
allan1956
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I recently converted a 4.0 SP2 setup using the Navision database over to SQL Server 2005 (Express Edition) on a 2003 Server. I also changed over to using Windows Authentication instead of Database Authentication
The NAV client is run via terminal services to the same box where the database sits. Each user has a separte Win2003 account.
The database open and everything else seems to work fine if people have Admin rights on the server. If I set them to less, even power user, then the database open fails saying the names/password don't match or arent valid.
Obviously it looks like a permissions issue, but where? Any ideas where to start looking?
The NAV client is run via terminal services to the same box where the database sits. Each user has a separte Win2003 account.
The database open and everything else seems to work fine if people have Admin rights on the server. If I set them to less, even power user, then the database open fails saying the names/password don't match or arent valid.
Obviously it looks like a permissions issue, but where? Any ideas where to start looking?
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Nope. Is this a Naviion thing? - In case its not obvious I am the IT guy left to keep running, the Navision partner we used is - well lets say busy elsewhere
Ill do the SP3 upgrade and find this sync thing.
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