Hello everyone,
I am creating permission sets for users in BC Cloud. I need to revoke permission to modify one field in General Ledger Setup - "Allow Posting From". I know that I can delete permission to Modify all the object (Table Data ID 98) but can I cancel permission to modify only one field? I have tried with Security Filter to this object but it doesn't work. Do you have any idea how to setup this or I need to delete Modify permissions for entire object?
Thank you in advance!
specific field security can be achieved with an appsource extension or with a customisation. There are a few to look at but here is one example: appsource.microsoft.com/.../pubid.fenwicksoftware|aid.fg03|pappid.9c635c18-e65b-4aba-b78c-e35552de4c60
The standard way to handle this scenario is to use the in built field monitoring - some detail here: docs.microsoft.com/.../across-log-changes
You can get more advanced with this if you use: docs.microsoft.com/.../telemetry-field-monitoring-trace
Hello,
As Josh says, there are solutions for field-level security. Basically you need to use either field triggers or events, and add some .al code there to check if the update is to be allowed. Or maybe you can personalize the page and removing the field, but then users may find a way to personalize the page back. So out of the box, there is no good (no-code) way to get field level security.
Permission filters on table fields are not standard.
A workaround is to customise a Profile (Role) and hide the fields from the page.
Then you can remove page personalisation so the user can't add the fields to the page. The downside of this solution is that users are locked from personalising any page which might be annoying.
One workaround if there are not too many users can also be to simply administrate the posting allowed dates from the User Setup instead of the finan G/L Setup. The user setup is less risky to have access to and it will override what is in the G/L setup. But you need to set it on user level.
Then you can deny modify on the G/L setup.
Hi, As mentioned by several experts above, there is no field-level permission control in BC. If customized, there are many solutions.
But I'm in favor of Alfredo's method, which doesn't require customization. Just hide it from the page.
Hope this helps as well.
Thanks.
ZHU
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