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On Sep 3, 2018, at 2:12 PM, D*B <dieter.bender@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
<Birgitta>
may be I'm missing something or did not read all posts, but ... the solution I provided is documented (as well as other pitfalls with their solutions) in the "Row And Column Access Control" Redpaper:
</Birgitta>
The official documentation is the "SQL Reference" and there is not a single word about any problems with Field Procs. The origin of the problems is RLA and it's "native" access (and other "native" interfaces, Query, CPYF and CRTDUPOBJ). For a solid solution. I would have expected, that these interfaces could not corrupt the underlaying architecture and it could not have been so hard to disable RLA access unless the needed constraints are activated.
D*B
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