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Wenderful
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12/9/2008 6:52 PM
ok, I have a silly one for ya. I have added access for a user to drill around GL reports. They have access to RW100/RW80, GL and IF, and the data file records needed. They can drill into the report and get to the form RW80.1 but then it says security violation. I am missing something I know. I have refreshed everything already and compared a known working class....Any thoughts?
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12/9/2008 7:14 PM
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Posted By Wenderful on 12/09/2008 1:52 PM
They have access to RW100/RW80, GL and IF, and the data file records needed.
Do they get 'security violation' or 'SECURITY ERROR:xxx'?
Do they have access to IFUP ?
Wenderful
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12/9/2008 7:27 PM
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They are seeing Security Violation. They do have "U" access to IFUP.
GregSl
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12/9/2008 7:58 PM
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If your users are on LAUA security, check IOS log file. It will tell what file access is denied.
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