Example denying all design access to a table
You can prevent other application scopes from creating configuration records on application data tables.
Typically, this is to prevent any other applications from changing the functionality of a table. Denying access requires setting the following value in the table record.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Accessible from | This application scope only |
| Can read | Disabled |
| Can create | Disabled |
| Can update | Disabled |
| Can delete | Disabled |
| Allow access to this table via web services | Disabled |
| Allow configuration | Disabled |
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Limiting design-time access to this application scope only
Limiting design-time access to this application scope only
The following diagram illustrates the effect of denying other application scopes the ability to create configuration records.
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Limiting design access to this application scope only
Limiting design access to this application scope only
Parent Topic:Design-time access to application tables