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Demi
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10/28/2016 2:01 PM
I have been asked to grant an end user full access to use IMDBB. IMDBB is in the IF system code. Without hard-coding a product line value, are there any global functions or security rules available that would secure the product line parameter to the user's 'DataArea/ID'? We are operating on 10.0.9 core, 10.0.6 apps.
Dave Amen
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10/29/2016 1:22 AM
Hello, I'm not sure if this is what you're asking (and I'm not sure how IMDBB fits into it), but you can lock down the ProdLine for everything for a user by selecting that ProdLine in their PortalRole xml file. You could also put the Prodline on a user field in HR11 (which they can't change), and refer to that with a security rule. That avoids the hard-coding. Or you could put it in an existing Control Attribute for the user, or create a new attribute for holding the ProdLine. What that accomplish what you're needing to do? Call me if you wish! Regards, Dave (303) 773-3535
Demi
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10/31/2016 3:53 PM
Hi Dave Thank you so much for your thorough responses! After mulling over your suggestions (and having a restful weekend
) I found that I was overlooking something obvious. I managed to build a rule using the 'ProductLine' attribute for the user. Some of our users have the ability to pick and choose different product lines. I wanted to prevent those users from working within one product line (ie 'TEST') and adding a job that could potentially execute in another (ie 'PROD'). I had forgotten that the 'ProductLine' attribute actually changes when the user changes their selected product line. Thanks for stirring up the waters......
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