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Composite Model - Access Restrictions Problem
Hi Anonymous
I have an impression that my point maybe unclear.
The RLS is set in source detailed report and I do not want to set any RLS in a new summary report.
The situation I face is following. Financial Report shows full P&L. Most of people have an access to data down to Gross Margin level (no access to overhead cost data). The new Summary Report should show to everybody summary of Revenue, Gros Margin and Operational Result (after overhead deduction) – thus no need for any RLS.
But if I use a Direct Query to Financial Report dataset to get key captions from P&L (with no details) as a result only people with no RLS restriction in Financial Report can see the Summary Report. Everybody included in RLS scheme in Financial Report can see only greyed-out placeholders of visuals (including year and month slicers) in the Summary Report.
So my understanding is that RLS restriction from the source report is inherited by the new report and people who cannot see the Operational Result in source file are not allowed to see anything in the Summary Report because it includes the Operational Result line.
Then my point is to find a way to show to everybody just a few key numbers from P&L using the model created for Financial Report where majority of the users can see only the part of the P&L.
Kind regards
Hey, did you ever find a solution? Facing exactly the same issue!
- Ole1114 years agoHelper II
No.
Finally I ended up with creating the same model from scratch (all queries and calculated tables/columns as original one) and made a report showing just key data.
Then I published it to everybody with viewer rights.
That means that I have to maintain two models in parallel. Pity.