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Regarding autorization object

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Hi,

I have a single role called xyz ,i need to use that role around 100 organisation and also i need to filter according to their respective organisation.How is it possible.Kindly recommmend a solution.

Regards

sekar.

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from the info fiven i suggest to create a template (basis) role and derive that 100 times.

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Hello,

Please use the base role derived concept where in Base role will have org values as * and dervied roles will have your defined org values.

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> Hello,

> Please use the base role derived concept where in Base role will have org values as * and dervied roles will have your defined org values.

The base/master/parent role does not need to have * as org values, lots of places leave them blank.

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I would agree with Alex.

I am not a fan of derived roles, but from that little bit which I do know this * would also "blurr" the fields which are OrgLevel fields from the others which you might have maintained as * because you don't want to use them as a control in your concept.

Or do OrgLevel fields have a special colour or some other identification in the master role?

Cheers,

Julius

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Yes u r correct, org values can be left as blank.There is no separate color for org values in Master Role..

Julius i am not sure why are not fan of derived role concept as this is widely accepted concept in terms of security....

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Hi Anil,

Derived roles are widely accepted, as are composite roles and having manual & changed status authorisation objects. It doesn't necessarily mean that they are the right thing to do. Sure, there is a time and a place for them (when we are only deriving at Org Level - quite possibly this scenario) but they can cause plenty of problems if used to support a design which doesn't lend itself to this technique.

Cheers

Alex