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Why add =FALSE() in RLS?
When working with Roles... If we leave the DAX Filter blank, it means that the user has no access, right? I am opening this legacy cube, and I see the below: what is the use of ad...
Hi Anonymous
I believe RLS requires an expression to return a TRUE/FALSE value, so it would make sense for security that in the absense of an expression to evaluate, it defaults to FALSE preventing someone from accessing the data just because they have no role
Even though you might have left it blank in the past, I guess in the background it's forcing the value to FALSE
Hi Anonymous
I believe RLS requires an expression to return a TRUE/FALSE value, so it would make sense for security that in the absense of an expression to evaluate, it defaults to FALSE preventing someone from accessing the data just because they have no role
Even though you might have left it blank in the past, I guess in the background it's forcing the value to FALSE