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‎01-24-2024 09:40 PM
Hi,
Is there a way to restrict create, write and delete access to the records of a table with out using Access controls?
Any Insights into this is highly Appreciated.
Thank you!
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‎01-24-2024 09:54 PM
@Madhan007 Whats is the use case here? Ideally this should be handled via ACLs. However, if you are not inclined towards using ACLs then you can use client script/UI policy to make the fields read only on the form. Add role based conditions on the UI Actions to prevent users from seeing New and delete buttons.
Hope this helps.
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‎01-24-2024 09:42 PM
Hi @Madhan007
You can use onBefore business rule for CRUD and abort the action.
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Saurabh Gupta

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‎01-24-2024 09:54 PM
@Madhan007 Whats is the use case here? Ideally this should be handled via ACLs. However, if you are not inclined towards using ACLs then you can use client script/UI policy to make the fields read only on the form. Add role based conditions on the UI Actions to prevent users from seeing New and delete buttons.
Hope this helps.