What is page level security?
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Answer / jitendra pal
A report developer can use page-level security to determine
user access to specific pages of an Actuate basic report.
Using page level security, a report developer can create a
report having security rules that control which pages a
user can view. To view a report that uses page-level
security, a user must have secure read privilege on the
report.
Page level security options :- Read, Write, Secure Read,
Visible, delete.
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It is a security to a report page at the User level.In PLS,
user can able to see only those pages to which he has given
a privelege to access.
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Answer / naveen
Page level security, as the name suggests the security is
given to each individual page. Security keys are alpha
numeric string which are generated dynamically by using
custom code or can be hardcoded in the property. In actuate
iserver if an user has the secureread previlage then he can
only able to view the pages whose security keys are
assigned to him.
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