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Hello Guys,
I have 3 tables:
SecurityTableTerritory:
UserName | TerritoryName | Column Y/N |
Dinesh@abc.com | American Samoa | Y |
satish@abc.com | ALL | Y |
Srinivasulu@abc.com | Guam | N |
Venkata@abc.com | ALL | N |
prashanth@abc.com | Jarvis Island | N |
AccountDim:
AccountID | AccountName | TerritoryName |
ACC001 | Walmart | American Samoa |
ACC002 | Conns | Guam |
ACC003 | Target | Howland Island |
ACC004 | Safeway | Jarvis Island |
ACC005 | Lucky | Johnston Atoll |
SalesFact:
OrderNumber | AccountID | OrderAmount |
ORD1001 | ACC072 | 560 |
ORD1002 | ACC073 | 822 |
ORD1003 | ACC004 | 261 |
ORD1004 | ACC090 | 785 |
ORD1005 | ACC085 | 958 |
ORD1006 | ACC019 | 847 |
Now, In the securitytable there are users with Territory names assigned and for some users the is a value "ALL". When user with "ALL" logs in he needs to see all territories. when territory assigned user login then he should see only his territory data.
There is Y/N column in security table. people with Y value should see order amount and people with N value should see null value.
when admin login ( 'ALL' territory people) he should see order amount irrespective of Y/N for all people and territories but i am getting Null because some people have N value in the column
admin needs to see everything. Attaching pbix for referrence
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pFNLI0gvXj_x2dUrNNH_BdJzhIKc5Pkj/view?usp=sharing
Please help me with this!
Thanks in advance!
@HemanthV I recently did a video on RLS which somewhat address a similar scenario, check these videos here. Here is the link https://youtu.be/YkSIl65Q6i8
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