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Hello,

I'm trying to check whether a record in my DataSource can be edited by the current user. To achieve so, the documentation mentions the RecordInfo() method, however I can't figure out why whatever I try to pass as the second argument (enum_inforecord), it always throws a "invalid argument" error.

I then tried to copy-paste the most basic example supplied by the documentation itself, but the error still appears.

Can you please help me figure out what's wrong?

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Vish WR 3,748 on at

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Hi Good Day
The issue you’re encountering is that RecordInfo() does not work with collections. It only works with records coming directly from a connected data source (such as a SharePoint list, Dataverse table, or SQL table) that has permission metadata available.

In your example, you are using:

Collect(MyCollection; [1; 2; 3]);
RecordInfo(First(MyCollection); RecordInfo.DeletePermission)

You need to call RecordInfo() on a record from your actual data source, for example:

RecordInfo(
First(YourDataSource),
RecordInfo.EditPermission
)

RecordInfo(
ThisItem,
RecordInfo.EditPermission
)

RecordInfo() requires:

A live connection to the data source

A record that includes permission metadata

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licdar87 26 on at

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@Vish WR

Thanks for your reply.

As I originally wrote, I first tried using that method directly against my DataSource, but I still receive the same error.

This is a snippet of my code:

RecordInfo(BrowseGallery1.Selected; RecordInfo.EditPermission)

Where BrowseGallery1 is linked to a Sharepoint List and correctly shows my records

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WarrenBelz 155,838 Most Valuable Professional on at

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@licdar87,

RecordInfo when used on a record only works for Dataverse (not SharePoint) as the metadata necessary is not present.

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