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Posted on by Microsoft Employee

It seems that the connector for CommonDataService does not set flags:

  • DataSourceInfo.CreatePermission
  • DataSourceInfo.DeletePermission
  • DataSourceInfo.EditPermission
  • DataSourceInfo.ReadPermission

This information would improve a lot user experience by hiding buttons, forms, etc. according to their permissions.

 

Do you plan to implement this feature for CDS connector ?

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  • v-micsh-msft Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi @Anonymous,

     

    Have you tried to configure the permission under Common Data Service?

    Configure database security

     

    Regards,

    Michael

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Sure I did 🙂

     

    One of my colleague has restricted access (only READ privilege). In the Apps, I used DataSourceInfo.CreatePermission and so on, to set the Visible flag on "+" button (and similarly for edit and delete buttons).

    He sees the buttons, however, when he submit the form, he obtained and error message (because he has only the READ privilege in CDS).

     

    As the documentation mention that connectors that do not provide values for these functions will have a default value to True, I strongly suspect that the CDS connector do not implement these "functions" 😞

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