Dear experts,
I consider myself quite experienced with VA reports using all kind of stuff that it has to offer.
BUT with the latest request I'm quite speechless.
They ask us to build-in user-specific controls. Depending on the user's role he can access certain level of information. This could translate into the depth (or height) of an hierarchy item he/she navigates.
I don't even know where to start, but my first idea would be:
If I had 3 user groups I would load 3 specific tables in VA, each one having its user-group specific information.
And they want me to include a tree-like navigation display in the report.
Depending on the route the user takes to delve into the information he should see a graphical representation where he/she is right now.
When I link objetcs in VA by the action functionality I can see the filters that have led to this visualisation of the target object. I would need these filters be represented graphically.
Probably my post is a little bit confusing, so am I 🙂
Any idea will be highly welcome.
Hi @acordes , is this something that could be achieved with Row-level security? You could have one table with three types of grant on it based on user group. This video is a bit old but gives a useful overview of applying RLS in Visual Analytics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7Ogy75InVE
Thanks,
Harry
Hi @acordes , is this something that could be achieved with Row-level security? You could have one table with three types of grant on it based on user group. This video is a bit old but gives a useful overview of applying RLS in Visual Analytics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7Ogy75InVE
Thanks,
Harry
Exellent Harry.
With your video proposal I got to know what to search for.
And I came up with this link was even more helpful and directly applicable.
https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/9.4_3.4/caspg/n1pfdbcsk67kgdn1t5e5bp79o50h.htm
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