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CRM-Error: SecLib::CheckPrivilege failed.

Today during a debug session this error occurred:

Server was unable to process request.
0x80040220
SecLib::CheckPrivilege failed. Returned hr = -2147220960, User: 393528ec-10e4-de11-9707-000c29359a20, PrivilegeId: a3311f47-2134-44ee-a258-6774018d4bc3
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It looks like the user with id 393528ec-10e4-de11-9707-000c29359a20 does not have the privilege to do some action on an entity. How do we figure out what privilege it is?

Answer is very easy: Open up the MS SQL Server Management Studio and go to the database "ORGNAME_MSCRM", open the table "dbo.PrivilegeBase" and shoot off the following SQL statement:

SELECT [Name]
FROM [ORGNAME].[dbo].[PrivilegeBase]
where [PrivilegeId] = 'a3311f47-2134-44ee-a258-6774018d4bc3'

The result was: prvReadEntity

Now you know that user with id 3935.... requires the right to read an entity that was used in the request which caused this error.

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