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How can partners add permission sets? 

Microsoft partners who build solutions based on Business Central need a way to expose access to their custom objects through so-called System permission sets. These permission sets are read-only, but users can copy them to create User-Defined permission sets with different permissions. All permission sets released by Microsoft are also of type System. Note that...

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Using SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) with Dynamics NAV 

Over the last few months, the Dynamics NAV team has been testing compatibility with SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), and we are now proud to announce that the following Dynamics NAV versions all support SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption (TDE): Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017 Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 Microsoft Dynamics...

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Modifying Retail POS permissions and operations 

Applies to: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 This article will explain how to link Operations with Permissions and Permissions groups as well as how to enable a Manager override prompt for certain operations. To get started, lets first define each of the 3 entities: Operations – These are the tasks that employees perform at the POS,...

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How to prevent copy/paste from grids 

In Microsoft Dynamics AX you can copy information from grids and paste that information into a Microsoft Excel worksheet. You can do this by selecting the lines you want to copy, going to File > Edit > Copy, and then pressing CTRL + V in Excel. You can also just press CTRL + C from the Dynamics...

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SSL v3.0 & Microsoft Dynamics 

The SSL 3.0 vulnerability referenced in the Security Advisory 3009008 , also known as “Poodle”, has received a significant amount of attention. While the discovered issue is specific to SSL 3.0, many customers are wondering whether this affects Microsoft’s offerings, specifically Microsoft Dynamics online services. Microsoft Dynamics Online Services Status Microsoft Dynamics has completed some...

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SSL v3.0 & Microsoft Dynamics 

The SSL 3.0 vulnerability referenced in the Security Advisory 3009008 , also known as “Poodle”, has received a significant amount of attention. While the discovered issue is specific to SSL 3.0, many customers are wondering whether this affects Microsoft’s offerings, specifically Microsoft Dynamics online services.  Microsoft Dynamics Online Services Status Microsoft Dynamics has completed some...

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License types in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 

With the release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 and the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Fall ’13 Update, Microsoft has introduced a new multi-tiered licensing model that extends the licensing flexibility that is currently offered to on-premises customers and introduces the same level of flexibility for online customers. Key benefits that customers can expect from the...

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Using Teams to Solve Complex Record-Sharing Scenarios 

I had two enterprise customers this week who both had similar security requirements, and both sets of requirements were solved with a similar pattern that I thought you might find useful. Imagine your company organizes itself into different groups, and the work of each group needs to remain segregated from the work of the other groups....

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