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I added a few new columns to an Employee table. I only want a certain role "HR Administrators" to see those fields. It seems simple at first. All I need to do is set the Object Level Security on those fields to "Read" for the HR Administrators role and set it to "None" for the Main role. However, if a user is assigned to multiple roles, reports throw this error for that user "The combination of active roles results in a dynamic security configuration that is currently not supported." So basically the user can't be in one role where he has None for a field and another where he has "Read". This also happens when I try it at the table-level. This seems like a major shortcoming. I haven't been able to make any worthwhile use of object-level security for this reason. I simply want a main role where all users reside and cannot see HR data, and another role where users can be added for these additional fields. Is there a way to achieve this without making sure that users only belong to one role?
Thanks in advance for your help!
You got it.
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@clayduvall I guess this will help.
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Thank you for this information. So it looks like basically what I need is not supported. When implementing object level security a user must only belong to one role. Unfortunately that makes it pretty worthless in my opinion.
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