Error opening the entities in the user role management

I am trying the assign the models to the user in the user management page. But when I try to expand the + symbol next to the model and open the entities, I get the error that the object reference is not set for a object server instance.Can you
please guide me on this

Hi Vincent,
Thanks a lot. it works now.
Regards
Ganesh

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I tried looking everywhere on how to enable the Remove Button on the UMX Role Screen. Please advice me if anyone knows about this. Appreciate it.
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2. Users tab -> look for any user -> click on update button on the search result
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Laurent wrote:
Hi,
I tried looking everywhere on how to enable the Remove Button on the UMX Role Screen. Please advice me if anyone knows about this. Appreciate it.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but this is not an issue of filename and language conflicts, at least in my environment. I highly doubt that's the root cause of this issue.
The PDF files in my tests have all had very simple names, such as 123.pdf and test.pdf, as well as more complicated names with spaces in them. Nothing about the files contains anything outside of the English language, including the content and filenames.
From everything I've been able to determine, this is a WebDAV-related security issue that affects programs like Acrobat Reader. I know for a fact that MS's KB892211 WebDAV patch doesn't create the issue, however MS's update to that 892211 patch DOES create the issue. As I've outlined earlier in this thread, my extensive testing has proven this more than once.
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There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and could not be repaired.

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