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How to actually use Profile Objects in Business Central


To 'Whomsoever This May Concern',

  • When I was working on a Production Deployment for one of my clients, I noticed that I could not create a Profile in Business Central Production Tenant. I was able to create new Profile in Sandbox.



  • Then I tried using configuration Package and modify the contents of 2000000178 Profile Table and as always configuration package blocked it.




  • There was no way of dealing with this other than contacting Microsoft Support and this is the answer I get from a Support Engineer




  • After being a little creative, I figured out that developing profile objects might help.


  • And this resolved this issue for me.





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