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KB16675: 'The user does not have Use access to this Attribute Form object (ID is XXXX)' or 'Access Violation' error message is displayed when user attempts to create or modify an attribute filter definition based on ID or DESC in MicroStrategy Developer

Stefan Zepeda

Salesforce Solutions Architect • Strategy

This knowledge base article describes the cause of an error 'The user does not have Use access to this Attribute Form object (ID is XXXX)' or 'Access Violation' displayed when user attempts to create or modify an attribute filter definition based on ID or DESC in MicroStrategy Developer

SYMPTOM:
When a non-administrator user attempts to create or modify an attribute filter definition based on ID or DESC, they receive the following error message in Strategy Developer 9.x and higher:

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The user does not have Use access to this Attribute Form object (ID is 'XXXX').

 

CAUSE:
A system object has had its ACL altered such that the user is not allowed to perform this action.
 
ACTION:
Perform the following steps to resolve this issue:

  1. In Strategy Developer, go to the Tools menu and select Desktop Preferences.
  2. Click 'Browsing Options' and check the 'Display hidden objects' checkbox and click OK twice. Under the project's folder list, a hidden folder called System Objects should now appear.
  3. Go to System Objects > Form Categories and right-click the ID Form object and select Properties option. It should open the Properties dialog.
  4. Go to the Security tab and add View permission for the Everyone group and click OK.
  5. Go to the Tools menu again and select Desktop Preferences.
  6. Click 'Browsing Options' and uncheck the 'Display hidden objects' checkbox and click OK twice to turn off the display of hidden folders.

This issue has been logged as Scopus ID: 333667 and KB18432

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Published:

June 12, 2017

Last Updated:

September 5, 2018