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Much needed One. As a part of paperless process, we would like to attach all the supporting document with the purchase order. Which will serve as a proof and record. But by limiting the access, we have to keep the hard copies filed separately, which is indeed an extra unwanted work. The developers need to be in the user shoes for this instance.
Can't understand why and how Microsoft decide the rules about deletion of master record. Admission from them allowing such deletion creates data integrity issues down the line only demonstrates poor architecture.
If a master record is created and no financial or other transactions have been 'posted" against it, then the master record should be allowed to be removed.
We have clients with thousands of master data records imported in error and unable to be deleted.
Can Microsoft please look into this bit more seriously and provide relief
It would be good to include this under Data Integrity portal under Sys Admin
This capability is essential for our Sales and Ops teams to properly record, plan and consume demand that can be calculated against MRP. The absence of this capability requires us to continue to use outside tools and work processes creating gaps in our internal workflows while increasing the potential for mistakes.
We are new to Business Central and I find not having this information is causing significant challenges for a number of reasons. First, I agree that non-developers need this information for creating reports utilizing something like Jet and Power BI. However, as the admin within our company, I have users that are still struggling with permission issues. The effective permissions error message is not descriptive enough to tell me the exact table name and number (super important) for me to then turn around and provide that user with the permissions they need.
I didn't see your comment when you sent it and I wouldn't know where I would expect to see it? Is there going to be more movement on this suggestion? This is a topic that comes up often.
I will be happy to test. Can you e-mail me?
Thank you!