Is there a way to grant database objects to permission sets in IFS Cloud-versions? Or is there a way to find out the Projection granting a specific DB-object?
For example we get an error message saying:
‘Must have the right to execute method [MPCCOM_ACCOUNTING_API.TRANSFER_TO_FINANCE] to be able to create a new batch schedule.’
The correct Projection to get rid of the error may be ‘TransferInventoryTransactions’…
Thank you for the answer. Unfortunately the documentation you refer to does not cover how to grant database-objects or how to find the projection ultimately granting a specific DB-object.
We had the same issue and we are not exposing the database APIs we deployed using direct projections. We use an utility package and call those using external file transactions.
I had to manually granted permission using database script.
Will this be added later in IFS Cloud or if it is not the case can we get any work around for this? There can be situations were we call database APIs without using projections specifically when it comes to the external File assistant.
Seems like it is a database task and those can be granted here:
Thanks Tomas, That might be an option.
Is there a way to grant database objects to permission sets in IFS Cloud-versions? Or is there a way to find out the Projection granting a specific DB-object?
For example we get an error message saying:
‘Must have the right to execute method [MPCCOM_ACCOUNTING_API.TRANSFER_TO_FINANCE] to be able to create a new batch schedule.’
The correct Projection to get rid of the error may be ‘TransferInventoryTransactions’…
Thank you for the answer. Unfortunately the documentation you refer to does not cover how to grant database-objects or how to find the projection ultimately granting a specific DB-object.
BR,
/Tom
Also experienced this issue. How do you identify the relevant permission set that provides the grant to database objects?
Hi All,
We had the same issue and we are not exposing the database APIs we deployed using direct projections. We use an utility package and call those using external file transactions.
I had to manually granted permission using database script.
Will this be added later in IFS Cloud or if it is not the case can we get any work around for this? There can be situations were we call database APIs without using projections specifically when it comes to the external File assistant.
Thanks and Regards, Avindu
Seems like it is a database task and those can be granted here:
Tomas Ruderfeltwrote:
Seems like it is a database task and those can be granted here:
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