Hi, This is only possible when the user IDs for the new database have not been set up on SQL server.
If you have created a new database, than please check the user Ids in the new database from SQL management studio. Also, synchronise all the user ids for the new database through NAV. Best Regards, Dharmendra Desai ________________________________ From: Emerson Ladines <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 6:04:10 AM Subject: [Navision-Knowledge-Village] You do not have permission to read the Object table Hi Everyone! Could anybody help me out on this: I am on testing phase with a new client. I had created one database to do the first testing. Everything was configured by the book. Everybody could connect. Everybody is initially set as “super” user. But then I made another database for the second testing, on the same sql server, to utilize the same users, following the standard procedures. For some reason, some of the users (3 of 7) could not connect to NAV, getting the message below. No adjustment was made to the user setting in the SQL server. Those 3 users could still connect to the old database. Has anybody encountered this problem? Regards, [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
