XML - Access / Privleage Issue

[brad2610]

I have an XML/XSLT inventory database that my clients access. They have the ability to see only the data that pertains to them via a calculation in the permissions. The problem this has created is that when a client runs an inventory report and sets the display to show max records they get tons of blank lines.

The blank lines are records they are unable to see due to restricted access. This is quite annoying as for some clients they get 1000's of blank records.

Any thoughts?

[brad2610]

I have an XML/XSLT inventory database that my clients access. They have the ability to see only the data that pertains to them via a calculation in the permissions. The problem this has created is that when a client runs an inventory report and sets the display to show max records they get tons of blank lines.

The blank lines are records they are unable to see due to restricted access. This is quite annoying as for some clients they get 1000's of blank records.

Any thoughts?

[brad2610]

I have an XML/XSLT inventory database that my clients access. They have the ability to see only the data that pertains to them via a calculation in the permissions. The problem this has created is that when a client runs an inventory report and sets the display to show max records they get tons of blank lines.

The blank lines are records they are unable to see due to restricted access. This is quite annoying as for some clients they get 1000's of blank records.

Any thoughts?

[Martin Brändle]

Brad,

what is the criterion used to restrict the access to the records? Maybe you can just add this to the query that calls the inventory report,

e.g. an additional &client.op=eq&client=somename

Martin

[Martin Brändle]

Brad,

what is the criterion used to restrict the access to the records? Maybe you can just add this to the query that calls the inventory report,

e.g. an additional &client.op=eq&client=somename

Martin

[Martin Brändle]

Brad,

what is the criterion used to restrict the access to the records? Maybe you can just add this to the query that calls the inventory report,

e.g. an additional &client.op=eq&client=somename

Martin

[beverly]

I agree with Martin on limiting the found set.

You can put in a test ('<xsl:if') and only DISPLAY the records with "something" in them.

[beverly]

I agree with Martin on limiting the found set.

You can put in a test ('<xsl:if') and only DISPLAY the records with "something" in them.

[beverly]

I agree with Martin on limiting the found set.

You can put in a test ('<xsl:if') and only DISPLAY the records with "something" in them.