An administrator creates “customer_table_admin” and “customer_table_user” roles for the newly create

RangaSandeP
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‎09-18-2024 02:55 AM

An administrator creates “customer_table_admin” and “customer_table_user” roles for the newly created "Customer Table”. Which ACL rule would grant access to all rows and all fields to both the customer_table_admin and customer_table_user roles?

  • A. customer.none
  • B. customer.all
  • C. customer.field
  • D. customer.*
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Dr Atul G- LNG
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‎09-18-2024 05:48 AM

Hi @RangaSandeP 

 

D. Customer.*

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Nikhil Bajaj9
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‎09-18-2024 09:10 AM

Hi Ranga,

 

Hi Salomao,


The answer would be D.

 

Table.*  is a field level ACL which gives Access to all field on that table.

 

Table.none  is a row level ACL which allows you to access records.

 

Both are table level ACL, But the thing is * is a wild card entry. Suppose None is restricting table level access and you provide access by using * , system can allow you to do the work.

 

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