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RE: Restricting access to data only from certain views

<Rob>
Let's say you have a table called TABLEX in schema PF and a view called VIEWX in schema LF.
Can you set it up so that the person can only see the data in TABLEX by using the view VIEWX?
I do not want to use any exit points if I can avoid it. I prefer to secure the data and not play whack-a-mole trying to figure out ways to get to the data.
</Rob>

Where is your problem???
To see how it works is very easy:
create table x .... (using SQL)
create view xv as select * from x
grant <whatever you want> on xv to <whomever you want>

That's all!!!

If your table already exists, have a look to the settings by edtobjaut and adjust.

Best pracrice would be to use Authority lists (AUTL)
Additional hint: seperating PFs and LFs to diffrent Schemas (LIB) might not be the best idea.

D*B

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