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__NOTOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__ [[Category:Symbian C++]] [[Category:Known Issue]] [[Category:S60 5th Edition]] [[Category:Base/System]] [[Category:Media]] {{KBKI}} {{KnowledgeBase |id=KIS001380 |platform=S60 5th Edition |devices=Nokia N97 |category=Symbian C++ |subcategory=Base/System, Files/Data |creationdate=May 19, 2009 |keywords=MGFetch }} ==Description== <tt>MGFetch</tt> (class used for fetching file names for Media Gallery content) is not documented to require any capabilities. However, all overloaded versions of the <tt>MGFetch::RunL</tt> method require the <tt>ReadUserData</tt> capability. For more information, see [[KIS000765 - Issues with MGFetch]]. On the Nokia N97, <tt>MGFetch::RunL</tt> causes a panic (KERN-EXEC 3) or fails with the <tt>KErrAccessDenied</tt> error unless also the <tt>WriteDeviceData</tt> capability is defined. ==Solution== This is a known problem and is expected to be fixed in the next software release for Nokia N97. Add <tt>ReadUserData</tt> and <tt>WriteDeviceData</tt> capabilities to your application. Note that <tt>WriteDeviceData</tt> requires that the application is Symbian signed. ==See also== [[KIS000765 - Issues with MGFetch]]

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