all users to have access to the records
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11-15-2023 11:25 PM
Hi,
I have a question about ACL. table.none is for record-level access, and table.* is for field-level access. What is the answer for below and why?
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Suman P.
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11-15-2023 11:48 PM
Hi @ServiceNow Use6 ,
For table.none means that you are applying the ACL at the table level.
For table.*, means that you are applying this for all rows/fields on that table which don't have their own specific table.field ACL. So it's more of a "meta-ACL", if you will.
Then there's table.row/field, means you are applying this for that specific field.
For ACLs you first need access to the table, then to the field. Think of it as walking up to a house. You can't get in the house (table) without the door being unlocked. Once inside, the rooms, are the rows/fields. So those need to be unlocked as well to go in to those (table.* or table.row/field).
Answer is-offering.*
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Thanks,
Anand