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How to modify access privilege in security role through c# code (WPF application)?

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Posted on by JayeshAC 1,157

Hi All,

I want to modify the 'User Enable/Disable' privilege to 'Business Unit/Organization'  in some Security Roles.

I want to do this operation through WPF application.  I have created a connection with CRM through WPF and retrieved all security roles but not able to modify the access privilege.

Could anyone have any idea how to do it?

Thanks,

Jayesh

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    Gopalan Bhuvanesh Profile Picture
    Gopalan Bhuvanesh 11,401 on at

    Hi

    Did you try adding privilege (AddPrivilegesRoleRequest)?

    // Add the prvReadAccount privilege to the example roles to assure the
// team can read accounts.
AddPrivilegesRoleRequest addPrivilegesRequest = new AddPrivilegesRoleRequest
{
    RoleId = _roleId,
    Privileges = new[] 
    {
        // Grant prvReadAccount privilege.
        new RolePrivilege
        { 
            PrivilegeId = readAccountPrivilege.Id 
        }
    }
};
_service.Execute(addPrivilegesRequest);

    https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.crm.sdk.messages.addprivilegesrolerequest.aspx

    https://rajeevpentyala.com/tag/retrieveroleprivilegesrolerequest/

  • JayeshAC Profile Picture
    JayeshAC 1,157 on at

    Thanks for the reply Gopalan.

    Yes, i have tried the same approach but i'm not able to see any difference in privileges in security role. Please see the my code snippet mentioned below:


    AddPrivilegesRoleRequest addPrivilegesRequest = new AddPrivilegesRoleRequest
    {
    RoleId = new Guid("42125738-C8E8-DD11-A7B9-0019B9F8F548"),
    Privileges = new[]
    {
    new RolePrivilege
    {
    Depth = PrivilegeDepth.Deep,
    PrivilegeId = new Guid("095860D1-42DE-4EFC-8D53-4B60E74D3D26")
    }

    }
    };
    crmConnection.Execute(addPrivilegesRequest);

    Please let me know if i'm doing anything wrong in this request.

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