When you try to give a user access to a database you get the above message. To resolve this you need to have access to SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
Open Enterprise Manager then go to Security>Logins, right-click on the user having this problem then go to Properties. Open the Database Access tab then Unmark or Uncheck the database you're giving the user access to.
Go back to Great Plains then try to give the user access again.
This blog was created to help CIOs, Program leads, solution architects and administrators.
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Microsoft Dynamics GP Demos
I've been seeing a lot of questions in forums asking if there are available demos for Microsoft Dynamics GP. Here are links to the demos:
Foundation I
Foundation II
Financial Management Overview
Financial Management I
Financial Management II
Distribution I
Distribution II
Foundation I
Foundation II
Financial Management Overview
Financial Management I
Financial Management II
Distribution I
Distribution II
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