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How do you control visibility in Siebel?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: April 17, 2006   
  
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June 24, 2005 14:37:49   #1  
Swapnil Deshmukh        

RE: How do you control visibility in Siebel?
From the developers and administrators perspective you have to assign views, responsibilities for particular position. For applet level visibility , we can change the boolean value in applet -> controls.
 
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October 28, 2005 07:18:41   #2  
chary Member Since: October 2005   Contribution: 76    

RE: How do you control visibility in Siebel?
visibility will be controlled by Position and Responsibility in Siebel. Position dictates the Data level visibility and the Responsibility dictates the view level visibility.
 
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April 11, 2006 22:50:48   #3  
raggy        

RE: How do you control visibility in Siebel?
how do you implement data level visibility using positions
 
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April 17, 2006 10:07:37   #4  
vikkur Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: How do you control visibility in Siebel?

The following components determine the data within a view to which a user has access.

                      Business component view mode.       A view can have several applets—lists, forms, or trees. Each applet is based on a business component. The business component's view mode determines the allowable parties on which access control can be based for that business component. The business component's view modes also determine how the association with the party will be determined, for example "owned by" or "created by."

§                     Applet visibility properties.

§                     View visibility properties.

 

The following fields in the BusComp View Modes list in Siebel Tools determine allowable visibility for a business component.

  • Owner Type. This field specifies the party type, with one exception (described in the following list), that is used to determine whether a user is associated with a record. The allowable owner types are:
    • Person. Access control can be based on the user's Person record.
    • Position. Access control can be based on the position of the user.
    • Organization. Access control can be based on the organization of the user, as determined by the organization to which the user's current position belongs.
    • Group.
    • Catalog Category.

 
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