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07-01-2024 01:07 PM
I have an extended OOTB table (sn_audit_control_test which extends sn_audit_task) and I need to control access to the fields at the child table. The parent table has many field specific ACLs in place that seem to be granting access even if the sn_audit_control_test.* does not grant access.
Do I need to have an sn_audit_control_test.field ACL for every sn_audit_task.field ACL to control access to individual fields on the child table?
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07-01-2024 01:14 PM
Yes, since you have all ACLs from the parent table applying to your child table, including your field level which will override your table.*, you will need field level ACLs on your child tables to override the parent.

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07-01-2024 01:14 PM
Yes, since you have all ACLs from the parent table applying to your child table, including your field level which will override your table.*, you will need field level ACLs on your child tables to override the parent.