Hi, I am facing a problem that there is a Cognos report in which a column out of, say, 10 can only be viewed by report administrator. The other 9 columns can be viewed by all common users. Could anyone tell me any hint of how to do so? It seems the package, data and object securities taught in Framework Manager student guide are not possible solutions...
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Column level security in report
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You should be able to conditionally hide the column when the user isn't an administrator using a macro. For example, we use this...
'Admin-group-name' in (#CSVIdentityNameList()#)
...as a filter in a dummy query which counts records in a small arbitrary table and then conditionally hide "admin only" things based on the data item in that query having a >0 value.
'Admin-group-name' in (#CSVIdentityNameList()#)
...as a filter in a dummy query which counts records in a small arbitrary table and then conditionally hide "admin only" things based on the data item in that query having a >0 value.
DataGirl67
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Here's a secondary question to this...
Can we determine the column names by the person looking at the report? We have a situation where depending on the customer (end user) we would want the columns to have certain names.
Can we determine the column names by the person looking at the report? We have a situation where depending on the customer (end user) we would want the columns to have certain names.
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