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MSS & LAUA - LSF 9.0.1.9

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jdever

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11/30/2012 9:56 PM

I have a custom Lawson form that has a drop down select via a system key number. This select should view all employees. It works fine for HR super users (those with a UNIX identity tied to a security class).

MSS users can only see his/her direct reports when they access the form. MSS users do not have a UNIX identity and use the "ONLINE" privledged identity tied to "weblaw" in a LAUA secuirty class.

How can I over-ride Lawson's "my data security" for this form ???
We are LAUA.
LSF version 9.0.1.9
Thanks.
John

Roger French

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Posts: 549

12/3/2012 4:53 PM

In your custom form, is the Lawson security logic (written in COBOL) inside your custom form?

I would try to review it and see if it make sense for your purposes, to change or remove it according to your needs.

jdever

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12/5/2012 1:37 PM

There is no security calls written in the COBOL code. No calls the any security libraries.
When executing this form as a user that has no UNIX identity and thus uses the ONLINE privileged identity (weblaw) the form automatically limits any drill select based on employee number.
Interestingly, I can enter any employee number in the form without a security error.
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If there was a Lawson command to tell the drill to ignore "My Data" security, I would be all set.

jdever

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12/5/2012 5:43 PM

Lawson/INFOR came through for me.
The issue was that the RMID had the ACCESS flag set to "NO" instead of "YES".
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In LAUA this opens you a small security hole that wold allow mangers to run DME & AGS calls if they know how.
I don't know of any managers that do... so I am good to go.

John Henley

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12/5/2012 6:03 PM

I disagree with the size of the security hole, and that's why i didn't recommend it...