Example denying all design access to a table

  • Release version: Xanadu
  • Updated August 1, 2024
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  • You can prevent other application scopes from creating configuration records on application data tables.

    Typically, this is to prevent any other applications from changing the functionality of a table. Denying access requires setting the following value in the table record.

    Table 1. Denying all design-time access
    Field Value
    Accessible from This application scope only
    Can read Disabled
    Can create Disabled
    Can update Disabled
    Can delete Disabled
    Allow access to this table via web services Disabled
    Allow configuration Disabled
    Figure 1. Limiting design-time access to this application scope only
    Limiting design-time access to this application scope only

    The following diagram illustrates the effect of denying other application scopes the ability to create configuration records.

    Figure 2. Limiting design access to this application scope only
    Limiting design access to this application scope only