Hi junaid,

Please try with super user. Might be you don't have the role.Try with 

user:admin

pass:admin

Regards,

Amreen

Hi junaid,

This might be your user roles in service center by default there this roles:

Now it depends on what roles your environment as. Go to Administration -> Roles

Regards,

Flávio

Hi Junaid,

As DBCleaner has ServiceCenter set as its User Provider, you need to go to LifeTime user management and grant administrator role to the IT user who tries to access the Database Entities menu.

Regards,

Nordin

Hi Junaid Ahmed Syed,

Good Day!

This is because of your credentials doesn't have required role access to that one.

Follow these steps,

• Take dependency of Role and User_Role entities from system.

• Create one button action on your screen.
• In that action fetch all roles.
• Foreach Loop them all.
• Inside that loop drag CreateUser_Role entity action like below.

• Fill the current user ID and the role ID from the loop.
• Before creation, check If User_Role entity has a record already for the current user ID and the role ID.
• If Exists then Skip the creation and continue the loop.
• If not exists then create New record for the role ID and the User ID.
• That's it. Now all the roles will be assigned to that particular UserID.

Hope it helps!! 

Thanks and Regards,

Aravind M, Outsystems Developer.

Hey Guys, thanks for your responses and I am sorry for responding late. I did go through the DB Cleaner API documentation the same day and realized administrator role is required. I got that role assigned and it worked for me.

I can't find the document, currently, but I will add it when I find it.
So, there is a best practise about revoking the (sys)admin role on the database.

Won't this interfere with dbcleaner / db cleaner on steroids?

We did revoke the sysadmin on the databases: now the dbcleaner on steroids is reporting errors. 

Could this be related?

Regards,

Joost