eXBace - Report generation || Tempering not allowed

eXBace - Report generation || Tempering not allowed

In eXBace application issue while Report generation - Tempering not allowed
            
            

Resolution :
 
In this case please follow the steps below - 

  1. Update the software with latest version. 
  2. Give proper permission (EVERYONE) to the KDK Software folder.
  3. Go to Transaction >> General Information >> Fill details here Save.
  4. Give IIS Permission to the particular registry.
Now, restart the application and then check.

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