If you have not done so, try removing access to the view that you have,
save the settings, then go back and assign security access to the view
again.
Best Regards,
Raymund Gerard I. Miraflor
Microsoft Dynamics GP
Microsoft Online Support
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"Raymund Gerard I. Miraflor" wrote:
1) Create your view, i.e:
IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.querySomething') IS NOT NULL
DROP VIEW dbo.querySomething
GO
CREATE VIEW dbo.querySomething AS
SELECT JRNENTRY, TRXDATE, ACTINDX, DEBITAMT from GL20000
GO
GRANT SELECT ON dbo.querySomething TO DYNGRP
GO
2) Gave SLB security to the new object in GP. MSDGP > Tools > SmartList
Builder > Security > SQL Table Security
3) Created SLB with the new view, marked all columns in the Default list
4) Built Smartlist by going to MSDGP > SmartList. Click on Yes to build
SmartList
5) Went back to SQL Server Management Studio and added a new column to my view
ALTER view [dbo].[sampleGLforSLB] as
select JRNENTRY, TRXDATE, ACTINDX, DEBITAMT, CRDTAMNT from GL20000
GO
NOTE that in this case I added the CRDTAMNT (credit amount) column.
6) Went back to SLB, opened the smart list that I just built and clicked on
the Edit Selected Table button (the button with the clipboard and the pencil
on the Tables pane, next to the minus (-) button).
ALL I DID HERE WAS TO CLICK ON SAVE, NOTHING ELSE. Now my CRDTAMNT column
shows up in the fields list on the right pane. Then clicked the Default check
mark (if so you wish).
7) Click on Save on the SmartList Builder window.
8) Opened SmartList to build my modified view.
I will publish a new blog article with all the steps and pictures.
Hope this helps,
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MG.-
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Maximum Global Business, LLC
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Is your SmartList based on a SQL View? If so, did you grant access to the
SQL view to DYNGRP? If not, did you grant security access to the new
SmartList?
If that does not help, can you please provide more information? For these
kinds of questions, since there are so many possibilities and options, it
would be really helpful to know the following:
- What version of GP?
- What you have already tried?
- Who can see the SmartList and who cannot?
- Is the SmartList based on a SQL view/table or GP table?
- What do you mean by 'like I have many times before' - this is, of course,
obvious to you, but not to others. :-)
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Victoria Yudin
Dynamics GP MVP
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http://www.flex-solutions.com/gpreports.html
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