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Problem excluding permission set when all objects have been permitted

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Below is a description where Part 1 works fine, but Part 2 does not behave as I expected. What is wrong?

Part 1

1

I create permission set (TEST0) like this: (All page obects can be executed)

Part-1-Test0.png

2

I also create a permission set (TEST) like this:

P2-TEST.png

3

I assign the permission TEST to my user:

3-TEST.png
4

I check the permissions for the user;

 4-CHECK.png

This is correct, no execute permission is set for the user on the page with object id 1.

 

 

Part two

1

I change permission set (TEST0) like this:

P2-TEST0.png

2

I also have a permission set (TEST) like this:

P2-TEST.png

3

I assign the permission TEST to my user:


P2-3.png

4

I check the permissions for the user;

 

 P4-CHECK.png

In spite of that I have excluded object id 1 in TEST permission set but I can still execute object id 1.

I should not be able to execute object id??

 

 

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  • DAnny3211 Profile Picture
    11,419 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    hi

    look this

    community.dynamics.com/.../exclude-in-permission-set

    DAniele

  • Martin Ekblad Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Could you please explain in your own words why Part 1 in the problem description wors, but not part 2?

  • YUN ZHU Profile Picture
    99,974 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi, Sorry, the size of the picture is relatively small, I can't see the details clearly.
    But I personally think that the reason for this problem should be that your other Permission Set contains object id 1.
    for example
    Permission Set A: Exclude object id 1
    Permission Set B: Include object id 1

    When both A and B are granted to the user, the user will have the execution permission of object id 1. Because this is intersection.

    Hope this can give you some hints

    Thanks.

    ZHU

  • Martin Ekblad Profile Picture
    25 on at

    Thanks for your answer. But if this would be valid in my case, both Part 1 example and Part 2 example would have the execute permission. They do not, only Part 2 gets execute permission. The two examples include object id 1 in Permission set Test0 and is excluded in Permission Set Test. The difference is that I include ALL objects in Permission set Test0.

    Can yu please explain the difference?

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