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‎08-24-2020 02:26 AM
Hi All,
now I assigned "snc_internal" role to system administrator but this role's "inherited" is false.
"snc_internal" allow users to read records of sys_user table.
so system administrator can't read records of sys_user table now.
how can I change "inherited" false to true ?
any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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‎08-24-2020 02:28 AM
Inherited is set when the role is granted via a Group or Parent role. It has nothing to do with the type of access. It just means you directly added the role.
Also OOTB system admin would be able to access sys_user table. Can you share the system admin user record (as printscreen)?
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‎08-24-2020 03:08 AM
Yes, that is a good practice.
But please look at the second link I said. System admins usually have more roles then just snc_internal. For example 'admin'-role and in some cases 'security admin'-role.
Hope this helped. Please mark answers as helpful if you think they are. Mark Correct if it answered your question.
Kind regards,
Willem
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‎08-24-2020 03:17 AM
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‎08-24-2020 03:22 AM
You are very welcome! 🙂
Yes, you see it shows 2 entries. 1 because you added it manually and 1 granted via the group.
The one Inherited True follows the good practice.
Can you please mark answer as Helpful and Correct? This will help others find the answer as well.
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‎08-24-2020 03:29 AM
Hi Willem,
marked your answer as correct!
thank you
kim