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<no access>

brad2610
in Security Concepts

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Does anyone know if it is possible to simpy not display anything when a client does not have access to a file instead of the <no access>? I would like the database to simply skip any that they do not have access to and go to the next accesible record.

The truth is I am hoping to accomplish this on my XML/XSLT version of the website but I figured I would begin with the actual database and build from there.

Thanks

Brad

  • Author

Does anyone know if it is possible to simpy not display anything when a client does not have access to a file instead of the <no access>? I would like the database to simply skip any that they do not have access to and go to the next accesible record.

The truth is I am hoping to accomplish this on my XML/XSLT version of the website but I figured I would begin with the actual database and build from there.

Thanks

Brad

Does anyone know if it is possible to simpy not display anything when a client does not have access to a file instead of the <no access>? I would like the database to simply skip any that they do not have access to and go to the next accesible record.

The truth is I am hoping to accomplish this on my XML/XSLT version of the website but I figured I would begin with the actual database and build from there.

Thanks

Brad

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