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When upgrading to Aptify 5.5.3, the database setup fails if Row Set Security is set in the Persons and Companies entities any entity in your environment. To ensure a successful upgrade, you should remove Row Set Security from the Persons and Companies all entities before beginning the install. You can reinstate the Row Set Security settings once the install is successful. Follow these steps for the Persons and Companies entitiesPerform the following steps:

1. Open the record for the an entity in the Entities service.
2. Click the Row Set Security tab and determine whether a rule is set for this entity.
3. Record the rule information for use later in re-enabling this functionality.
4. If a rule is set, right-click on the rule and select Delete from the drop-down menu. 
5. Repeat step 4 for any additional rules in the record.
6. Click Save and Close.
7. Repeat the above steps for each entity defined in the Entities service.

Once you have completed the upgrade to Aptify 5.5.3, you can re-enable the rules for Row Set Security in the Persons and/or Companies entities using the following steps.

1. Open the record for the an entity in the Entities service.
2. Click the Row Set Security tab.
3. Open a new Row Set Security sub‐type record.
   • Either click the New Record... button in the menu bar, or right‐click in the gray area and select New from pop‐up menu to open a new record.
     
     
4. Enter the rule you recording back in step 4 in the Base View Where Clause field.
5. Enter a description for the rule.
6. Click OK to save the rule.
7. Enter additional rules for the same entity, if necessary. Aptify uses an AND operator to separate multiple Base View Where Clauses within a generated base view.
   • Alternatively, you can click OK and New in Step 8 to save the current and open a new Row Set Security record in one step.
     
     

8. Save and close the Entities record.

9.  Regenerate the base view for any related entities that join to the entity for which you just enabled row set security.