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Combo Roles ESS MSS w LS9 Security

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Margie Gyurisin
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4/18/2011 11:31 AM
    We just discovered that if we give a manager both the MSS and ESS role, they are able to drill back to information on their direct reports that they should not be able to see.

    Example:

    With MSS role only, they do not see dependents.

    When ESS role is added they do even though the EMDEPEND table has this conditional rule on it. if(isElementGrpAccessible('COMPEMP','','HR',lztrim(table.COMPANY),lztrim(table.EMPLOYEE))) { 'ALL_ACCESS,' } else { 'NO_ACCESS,' }

    Any help you can provide would be appreciated. We are in the process of rolling out ESS and this is preventing us from rolling it out to the managers.
    Karen Sheridan
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    4/18/2011 11:46 AM
      Margie,
      Did you also include the element group in your security class?
      Karen
      Margie Gyurisin
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      4/18/2011 3:33 PM
        Our element group rules are currently like this:

        EmployeeSelfServ EmployeeSSFile ELG ELG$_$COMPEMP if(user.getCompany()==lztrim(COMPANY)&&user.getEmployeeId()==lztrim(EMPLOYEE)) { 'ALL_ACCESS,' } else { 'NO_ACCESS,' }
        ManagerSelfServ ManagerSSFile ELG ELG$_$COMPEMP if(user.isInChainOfCmdOfEmpInHR(COMPANY,EMPLOYEE)) { 'I,' } else { 'NO_ACCESS,' }

        Our IS person is going to try this on the table based on a suggestion received on Lawson community.


        If (table.COMPANY==user.getCompany()) && (table.EMPLOYEE==user.getEmployeeId())
        'ALL_ACCESS,'
        else
        'NO_ACCESS,'
        Jimmy Chiu
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        4/19/2011 2:46 PM
          The suggested workaround is a quick fix for your problem.