Example allowing configuration records for a table

You can permit other application scopes to create configuration records on application data tables.

You can grant access to the following configuration records with these settings.

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Configuration record

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Setting required to grant access

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Access controls

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• Accessible from set to All application scopes

• Can read is selected

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Business rules

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Client scripts

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• Accessible from set to All application scopes

• Can read is selected

• Allow configuration is selected

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Dictionary entry (new field only)

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UI actions

</td></tr></tbody> </table>[Omitted image “GrantingAllDesignTimeAccess.png”] Alt text: Granting other application scopes design access permission

The following diagram illustrates the effect of granting other application scopes the ability to create configuration records.

[Omitted image “EffectsOfGrantAllDesignTimeAccess.png”] Alt text: Granting access to configuration records

Parent Topic:Design-time access to application tables