ACL

[HameetK]

Hi,
I have a parent table with default ACLs (CRUD) grating access for role 'u_test'. There is a child table inheriting from parent table with default ACLs (CRUD) grating access for role 'u_test1'.
However, parent table has one extra [parent.*] ACL grating access for role 'u_test'.

User with 'u_test1' role is not able to see any fields (not even child table fields) on the child table.
Is [parent.*] ACL restricting the field on child table? If yes, please elaborate.

[HameetK]

There is no ACL restriction on the child table .

[Vishal Birajdar]

@HameetK  with same user check for Parent table in access analyzer.

[yashkamde]

Hello @HameetK ,

Yes, actually [parent.*] with 'u_test' role is preventing access to the fields on child table...

Make one acl on child table with [child.*] role- 'u_test1'

OR

add the 'u_test1' role to the [parent.*] ACL so that the child table can also get the access to the fields..

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[Ankur Bawiskar]

@HameetK 

no it's nothing to do with parent.* ACL

Simply Child.None READ ACL should allow fields but did you check the child table form fields have some fields from parent or it's own fields

share screenshots how it looks for child table when record is opened

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[HameetK]

Hi @Ankur Bawiskar 
Yes, child table form fields have some fields from parent as well as its own fields.