Access Controls: Table.none vs Table.* - what's the difference
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‎10-06-2017 03:58 AM
Hi
Can someone clarify the difference is between a field-level acl in the form table.* and a record-level acl for that table? I'm assuming the wildcard scoops up all fields in the table, so what is it achieving that the table-level one isn't?
Thanks in advance.
Martin
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‎07-26-2020 04:14 AM
Great explanation
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‎11-17-2024 05:15 PM
What a fabulous analogy. I'm going to keep this to show to others.
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‎10-06-2017 04:12 AM
Hi Martin,
Basically the answer is simple yet tricky. Table.None is used when you are not bothered about columns and this only take care of records/rows.
Table.* comes to picture when your focus comes to field level , say you want to control the column access like making all read only. Also overriding the other ACL with table.column1/2/3.
