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I have the following 3 tables in my model for an application access request report. I have implemented dynamic row level security on the 'Request' table because only the owner of application should view the requests for that application.
1.'Application' Table
Application_Name |
App1 |
App2 |
2.'Request' Table
Request_ID | Application_Name |
123 | App1 |
345 | App2 |
456 |
3.'Application Owner' Table
Owner_Name | Application_Name |
abc\user1 | App1 |
abc\user2 | App2 |
I've used the following DAX to do this:
'Request'[Application_Name]=CALCULATE(VALUES('Application Owner'[Application_Name]),
SUMMARIZE('Application Owner','Application Owner'[Owner_Name]),
'Application Owner'[Owner_Name]=USERNAME())
On testing the security as 'abc\user1', owner of the application, App1,
I expect the user to be able to see only the following data from the 'Request' Table:
Request_ID | Application_Name |
123 | App1 |
However, I am seeing the following:
Request_ID | Application_Name |
123 | App1 |
456 |
I am not sure why the blank entries are showing up. Is there a way to hide the rows that don't have an application name in the 'Request' table?
add filter condition to ur expression not(isbalnk(applicationname)
Hi @nimz
As tested, i can get the proper rows for a spefic user.
1. manage the relationship among three tables
table 'Application' to 'Request' based on [Application_Name]
table 'Request' to 'Application Owner' based on [Application_Name]
2.create a new role for table 'Application Owner'
Then publish the report to power bi service and add users's account to this dataset by "dataset"->security->add members.
when test with a user's account, i would only see the data the user is able to see.
plase see reference how to create Roles and set dynamic row level security.
https://blog.tallan.com/2018/04/10/row-level-security-in-power-bi-part-1-roles-and-users/
http://radacad.com/dynamic-row-level-security-with-profiles-and-users-in-power-bi
Best Regards
Maggie
It depends on the relationships between the tables and the direction of filter propagation. Check there is a path from the owner table to the request table, and ensure that the setting for RLS is turned on within the relationship.
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