Change Security In D365

[@dominiquez5643]

Love your videos! You have no idea how many times you help me solve a complex problem by understanding the basics of how something works! Loooooveee the format: clear voice, no music from Cinderella, clear easy to follow examples and the speed is perfect to follow you even if I'm doing it on my end in D365. You, sir a scholar, a gentleman and an authority on D365FO to me! Thank you again for your time and effort to help us all!

[@peterramer]

Thank you SO much! Your comment means the world to me! I am so glad! Thank you! ☺️

[@SupahBro535]

Currently going through debugging for security role access. This is a lifesaver!

[@khanmd21]

Very informative. thank you for sharing

[@bentickner1]

Great instructional video Peter. I have forwarded this on to a client that needs to extend a current Role.

[@peterramer]

Thanks Ben!

[@jihaneb4796]

Thank you for this video :)

[@ehabsalama6571]

Hi Peter, Is it possible to disable a specific field on form by Security roles (without coding) ?

[@peterramer]

Hi Ehab. You cannot disable a specific field on a form using security roles. Security roles work at a menu item level. To control a specific field you would want to add code in the init method on the form. And then call the visible method in the control and set it to true or false based on some condition, which could look at the user’s security roles. But again that requires adding code.

[@zaheerahmad3896]

good job

[@peterramer]

Thanks

[@riyasahamed2016]

Awesome sir I learnt. :)

[@peterramer]

Great!