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Section Access on multiple fields and 'Jokers'?

Hi there,

I am sorry that I have to ask you guys again but I am desperate...

Assuming I have a table like this:

Load * Inline [

AREA, COUNTRY, CUSTNO, Amount

1000, DE, 123456, 100

1100, DE, 321654, 101

1000, US, 654987, 102

1200, US, 987654, 103

(and a lot more)

];

and I have the following rules:

- User 1 should have access to all data and have ADMIN rights

- User 2 should have access to all records with COUNTRY = DE, independent of all other columns, and have USER rights

- User 3 should have access to all records with AREA= 1000 but NOT CUSTNO = 123456, independent of all other columns, and have USER rights

- User 4 should have access to all records with COUNTRY = DE and AREA = 1000, independent of all other columns, and have USER rights

I made it running with giving all users ADMIN rights but that of course won't work in Accesspoint (just locks out all USERs). I didn't find sufficient information about implementing section access with multiple fields and 'Jokers' and it is driving me crazy... so help would be really great! 🙂

Thanks a lot in advance.

Kind regards,

Martin

4 Replies
Gysbert_Wassenaar

Maybe this blog post helps


talk is cheap, supply exceeds demand
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Thanks Gysbert, for the link. But how would this way work in restrictive mode with users in USER-mode?

thx,

martin

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I also didn't get that topic about <ANY> and the * .... ANY is actually no keyword which qlikview could really work with, right? it is more something like a "you don't find me", isn't it? but doesn't this lead to the lock-out when using the restrictive mode?

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Hi,

has perhaps someone a new idea or can give me another hint?

Kind regards,

Martin