To any role or privilege, you can add read permissions for all tables or a selection of tables.
1. | Go to Security and compliance > Periodic tasks > Add table permissions to role or privilege. |
2. | In the Privilege name field, enter or select a value. |
3. | If the role or privilege already has access to a table and the access level is higher than Read, this stays unchanged. However, you can choose to overwrite the existing access level and change it to Read only. |
  | Select Yes in the Overwrite access level field. |
4. | You can add read permissions to: - All tables - Make sure the filter is empty. - Selected tables - In the Filter, define the tables to add read permissions to. |
  | Expand the Records to include section. |
5. | Click Filter. |
6. | In this procedure, we add read permissions for a specific table. |
  | Click Add. |
7. | In the Field field, enter or select a value. |
8. | In the Criteria field, type a value. |
9. | Click OK. |
10. | Click OK. |
11. | Each changed privilege must be published to become effective. You can choose to directly publish the changed security privilege. Otherwise, you must publish it from the Unpublished objects. |
  | Click Yes. |
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Manage security roles |
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