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I have loaded some data into the Section access scripts and the Authorisation works perfectly. Is there a way that I can see the content of this table? Below is my section access script.
Section Access;
Authorization:
LOAD * inline [
ACCESS, USERID, BUNITID
ADMIN, SAML\u1, *
USER, SAML\u2, 2706
USER, SAML\u7, 2712
USER, SAML\u9, 2770
USER, SAML\u11, 2776
];
Section Application;
In principle yes but with a few small adjustments like renaming/qualifying some of the fields to avoid synthetic keys whereby the linking to your datamodel should be kept.
IMO it's very useful and the only way to see the content of the section access information and to get the possibility to place them within some table- and list-boxes to check if all wanted restrictions work like expected. For the last mentioned check you may need to disable the origin section access to see really all data by opening the application. Of course you shouldn't do it within the live-application else a dummy and if you decide to keep the section access information within the final application you may restrict and/or hide these information, too.
- Marcus
AFAIK no. But you could load the information a second time within the section application area.
- Marcus
@marcus_sommer Do you mean that I have to have the same load scripts in the application section ?
In principle yes but with a few small adjustments like renaming/qualifying some of the fields to avoid synthetic keys whereby the linking to your datamodel should be kept.
IMO it's very useful and the only way to see the content of the section access information and to get the possibility to place them within some table- and list-boxes to check if all wanted restrictions work like expected. For the last mentioned check you may need to disable the origin section access to see really all data by opening the application. Of course you shouldn't do it within the live-application else a dummy and if you decide to keep the section access information within the final application you may restrict and/or hide these information, too.
- Marcus