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Create a Field specific level access security privilege

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Hello everyone,

I am working on D365O and i need to set up a security privilege granting access to a whole form(InventJournalCount) the user should be able to see all data within the form but only be able to edit/update one field in the hole form ("Counted" field  in the journal lines  "InventJournalTrans" Table)

I found this article in MSDN  How to: Design Permissions for Fields in a Table [AX 2012]  and i also read some other similar subjects on this Forum and some others

I created the following security privilege :

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The entry point on the form is set to update, the permission on the table "InventJournalTrans" is set to update and for the two fields "TransDate" and "ItemId" are on read.

This does not work when i test it and isolate this privililege within a single role assigned to a test user and i still can edit those two fields.

Thanks for reading.

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  • Sohaib Cheema Profile Picture
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    Have yo given a try to Overriding permission for these two tables, that may allow you to set Read-Only permissions for those fields and Edit permission for remaining whole table?? You may give this a try for your single role that you are using for testing.

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    Hi Souhaib,

    I am not sure i got your suggestion , my aim is to set the whole date on the form(Which contains 5 datasources) to read only and allow edit on only signe field ("Counted" field  in the journal lines  "InventJournalTrans" Table) i made the example with only twi fields to test it cause the solution will mean to add all fields from all datasources(Tables)to the permission and set them to read only, if i got it right.

    Thanks

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    Data not date* =) sorry

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