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Row level Security
Hello,
I am kind of a rookie when it comes to Row Level Security. I have only had to apply it a couple of times. I only had to connect the static file with one table and so it was not much of a hassel. However, I am currently trying to deploy it in a report that has multiple tables in it and realized that the static way is probably not the best case scenario here. I have tried Dynamic Row Level and connected the user table with just one table and failed miserably. And so, I was wondering if I would need to link it with the base table so that it connects with all of them?
I guess what I am trying to say is that I do not know much about Dynamic Row Level and haven't found a proper tutorial for it to see how it would go with enterprises. I am still learning and so every bit counts. Thank you
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syasmin25 I have a blog on RLS that talks about how to implement (any) business logic in RLS, check this post here and you can implement RLS in your model based on the learning from this post.
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Can I implement RLW on dashboard that has multiple live reports?
syasmin25 what is RLW?
Yes RLS will be implemented on the dashboard automatically based on the underline RLS from underline reports. Think of the dashboard is a virtual view of your reports.
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syasmin25 , parry2k has provided a good post on that, that should help.
You can also watch this:
Refer:https://www.blue-granite.com/blog/using-dynamic-row-level-security-with-organizational-hierarchies
Hi syasmin25 ,
If you want to learn about Dynamic Row Level Security, I prefer you can refer the following articles within samples that hope to help you understand it better:
- Dynamic Hierarchical Row Level Security
- Dynamic Row Level Security in Power BI with Organizational Hierarchy
- Dynamic Row Level Security with Power BI Made Simple
- Dynamic Row Level Security with Organizational Hierarchy Power BI
- Dynamic Row Level Security with Manager Level Access in Power BI
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Can I apply Row-Level Security on the dashboard that has multiple reports?
