Implement role-based security in finance and operations apps
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Table of Content:
- Question 1: What is Role-Based Security in D365 Finance & Operations?
- Question 2: Why should extensions be used instead of modifying standard roles?
- Question 3: What is a Permissions Policy?
- Question 4: What is the most common type of permissions policy?
- Question 5: What is a Field Security Profile?
- Question 6: What is the Primary Table in a permissions policy?
- Question 7: Where is XDS enforced?
- Question 8: What are the key steps in creating an XDS policy?
- Question 9: Where are users assigned to roles?
- Question 10: What are key steps in OAuth app registration?
- Question 11: How can duties be added to a role?
- Question 12: How do you create a new role, duty, or privilege?
- Question 13: Can security elements be reused?
- Question 14: What happens if a user is not assigned any role?
- Question 15: What is required for a user to access D365 F&O?
- Question 16: How is role-based security aligned with organizations?
- Question 17: What is the security hierarchy in D365 F&O?
- Question 18: What is a Permission?
- Question 19: What is a Privilege?
- Question 20: What is a Duty?
- Question 21: What is a Role?
- Question 22: Can a privilege be assigned directly to a role?
- Question 23: Why must client secret be saved immediately?