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Details: QuickBooks Enterprise 14.0 MS Access 2013 I have successfully imported several QuickBooks tables into MS Access however when I attempt to import some tables I get the following message: ODBC—call failed. [Sybase][ODBC Driver][SQL Anywhere]Permission denied:you do not have permission to select from “v_SalesOrder” (#-121) I found this chart: Permission denied: %1 Error constant SQLE_PERMISSION_DENIED ODBC 2 state 42000 ODBC 3 state 42000 Parameter 1 Description of the type of permission required. Severity 16 SQLCODE -121 SQLSTATE 42501 Sybase error code 262 Probable cause You do not have the required permission to perform the specified action. The message specifies the actual permission required and the object being acted upon. Can anyone point me where I need to look? |
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In simple terms, the user (ie the database user id in your ODBC DSN or your connection string) you have used to connect to the SQL Anywhere database doesn't have SELECT rights on the table/view v_SalesOrder. You need to connect with a different user id with the appropriate rights or you could connect as DBA and grant the rights to the user id (e.g. In SQL Anywhere (like most RDMSs) each database user can be given different rights to the various objects in the database - i.e. some users may be given all rights to everything, others just allowed to read data from a sub-set of tables. What I can't tell you is whether QuickBooks will allow you to do that - it maybe that the user rights they are giving simply won't permit that. You would need to contact your QB support. QuickBooks support could NOT come through. I have QB admin privileges and I gave myself QB table access to the "QBReportAdminGroup" and all other available groups. And then I had access to all the QBReportAdminGroup tables. In MS Access I could see QBAdvancedReportGroup tables however even with my QB admin rights, QBAdvancedReportGroup was not even listed as an available group to give myself access. One QB user said these tables weren't available. Thank you...your answer helped me to clarify my thoughts...
(10 Oct '14, 18:45)
HappyJohn
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Is there a possibility that "v_SalesOrder" is not a table but a view and you have not granted permission to views? I'm not sure whether MS Access would show/list views in the same way as tables...
(12 Oct '14, 14:48)
Volker Barth
If my understanding is correct, then "QBAdvancedReportGroup" is a SQL Anywhere user group. Such a group won't be listed in MS Access because MS Access has a totally different user/group management concept. It should be sufficient to grant the permissions on the SQL Anywhere side, and then the corrsponding tables/views/stored procedures and the like should be listed in MS Access. Do you use its Table Import Wizard?
(13 Oct '14, 03:37)
Volker Barth
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