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Hello,
Im trying to achive a slightly more complex security model than just a single filter.
The idea is to filter the table named "Security" using RLS with USERPRINCIPLANAME() to filter that table.
The security levels are 1 to 4 with 1 being the highest and 4 the lowest.
So:
I have attached a link to an example file that works perfect for just the single project level filtering but I need to involve the security columns too.
Can anyone offer any advice on how this could be done?
Hi Chris_k, you could try to split up your security table in to parts, one cointaining the project a user is entitled to see and one with the security level of the users for each project.
In the security level table, create a new column which is a combination of project and security level, projectSecLvl. Create the same column in table 1 and table 2. Add many-to-many filters between security level table and table 1 and table 2, with filter direction from securityLevel to table1/table2.
Add filter in the manage role window on both security and securityLevel where email=userprincipalname().
It works with the simple example file you provided, but I have not tested it for larger data sets so not sure if that works.
Your sample file does not contain any examples of the type security level 1 should see all other levels. A way to solve this could be to add all the levels for a user in the security level table. E.g. if user1 has security level 1 = 1 on project X7, then add rows to the security level table for user 1 for project X7 level 2,3 and 4.
regards,
Sturla
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