Security Keys - Import XPO vs AOD

[Adam]

I am having trouble understanding what is happening with my customization. I
have created my own security key to use with all of my tables and forms.
When I import my XPO the users automatically have access to this security key
but when I copy the AOD over and re-index the code, the users do not have
access to this security key. I have to create a new user group and give it
access to the security key and then assign that group to any user who I want
to use my customization. Is this the intended behavior?

[Petr Siroky]

Hi Adam,

when importing XPO (or creating the security key manually), a line in a
system table is created for the new security key. When copying aod, this is
not done until you touch the security key. That is why it does not work.

Petr Siroky

[Paja 42]

Hello Petr/Adam,

does anybody know which table it is?

SQLDictionary by any chance!?

Rgrds,
Paul

Post by Adam
I am having trouble understanding what is happening with my customization. I
have created my own security key to use with all of my tables and forms.
When I import my XPO the users automatically have access to this security key
but when I copy the AOD over and re-index the code, the users do not have
access to this security key. I have to create a new user group and give it
access to the security key and then assign that group to any user who I want
to use my customization. Is this the intended behavior?

Post by Petr Siroky
Hi Adam,
when importing XPO (or creating the security key manually), a line in a
system table is created for the new security key. When copying aod, this is
not done until you touch the security key. That is why it does not work.
Petr Siroky
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