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Last Post 09/28/2010 9:35 PM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Lars Heskje

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09/26/2010 5:25 PM
I have a problem with permissions on a DMX installation. The system (DNN + DMX) is replicated to multiple servers using SQL Server, and the problem is that somehow a very large number of permissions are deleted for no obvious reason. We tried copying a complete database to all servers, and it was replicating fine until suddenly 47000 entrypermission rows were deleted. I would like to know if there is any chance if this has something to do with the maintenance job in DMX. Nothing in particular was done on the databases before the error occured, but we think the maintenance job was run. Is there a way I could have a description on what the job does, so I could try to see how the replication the SQL Server replication afects it? We don't see a natural explanation for this so we are turning every rock at the moment.

Peter Donker

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09/28/2010 9:35 PM
Hi Lars, Indeed this can be related to the maintenance. It runs DMX_RemoveDeadPermissions. A quick and dirty approach is to change that SPROC. Peter

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