There is a keyword in X++ named unchecked that if used together with the uncheck::TableSecurityPermission enum value allows to turn off the effect of AosAuthorization for a specific code block.
This is used to turn off the security permission for a user whenever the data is inserted into a table using business logic.
unchecked(uncheck::TableSeurityPermission)
{
object.insert();
}
You can also find this code in AX 2009 in some of the classes.For example,
Goto Classes --->LedgerTransferOpening--->insertClosingTrans(),you can find the below piece of code in the last line.
// allow any user to insert by turning security permissions off
unchecked(Uncheck::TableSecurityPermission)
{
ledgerTrans.insert();
}
