Any ideal?
Thanks,
Kevin
if it only happens to you, then you may have to run the grant.sql script
against the dynamics and company databases. Basically, grant.sql script
grants SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT and DELETE permissions to all tables, views and
stored procedures for all users in the DYNGRP database role. These are the
permissions needed to utilize Microsoft Dynamics GP.
** most of the time, this script can be found under: \Program
Files\Microsoft Dynamics\GP 10.0\SQL\Util
after you run it, try printing the report again to see if the issue will
persist.
let me know how it goes.
Rheiner
No, it occurs to everyone. Do you still think I should run the grant.sql
script?
Thanks alot for your help.
Kevin
SQLLogODBCMessages=TRUE
SQLLogSQLStmt=TRUE
Best regards,
Ian Stewart
www.genesys.ie
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