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Hi,
How do you restrict access to values based on user permission when they retrieve data from a database.
E.g.
User A - Can retrieve both "Unit" and "Amount"
User B - Only can retrieve "Unit"
Thanks.
Solved! Go to Solution.
One way might be to separate Amount into a different table in the data model. Include enough information like Outlet and Brand so that you can build a relationship back to your main fact table. Then, you should be able to configure an RLS rule that affects only that one table, even if you have to create a column in that table with some keyword like "Restricted" and then build your RLS rule to exclude anything that has "Restricted" in that column.
One way might be to separate Amount into a different table in the data model. Include enough information like Outlet and Brand so that you can build a relationship back to your main fact table. Then, you should be able to configure an RLS rule that affects only that one table, even if you have to create a column in that table with some keyword like "Restricted" and then build your RLS rule to exclude anything that has "Restricted" in that column.
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