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Row level security on Composite Models
- 1 year ago
Hi Rajesh_Yarlagad ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
Thanks for your prompt response
In Additition to FBergamaschi , Ritaf1983
1)Duplicate RLS Logic in Dataset B
- Recreate the RLS roles in Dataset B using the same logic from S1.
- You’ll need to ensure S1 is available in Dataset B (either via DirectQuery or import) and define roles that filter F2 accordingly.
2) Push F2 into Dataset A
- If feasible, move F2 into Dataset A so that all tables are governed by the same RLS configuration.
This simplifies governance and avoids composite model complexity
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Lakshmi.
The answer is yes if there is a one to many monidirectional relationship between S1 and F2
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