How to enforce row level security on MSAS Cube

We have to enforce row level security on MSAS Cube based on BOUSER.
We are using a security table which contains BOUSER ID and Location ID
We need help in joining the security table with MSAS Cube.
Thanks

HI,
I haven't worked with cubes. But the will the knowledge I have in Universe, could probably help you.
As you already have a table which maintains BOUSERID and location id, you could probably join location id with MSAS cube id.
If you don't want to use this userdefined security table, you can use the inbuilt Row level security option.
Go to Tools -> Manage access REstrcitions --> Create a new restriction --> Rows tabe ---> give a expression with BOUSER
Hope this helps.

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Hi all,
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Many Thanks
Amy

Here are two options to achieve what you want.
A. You can do this by coding, that's if you are ready to. Are you? If yes then try the steps below:
1. create a security codes table. Say for example
001 - company a
002 - company b
2. create a security table that will list all users and which company they should have access to. You can also implement this by roles.
3. alter all tables in the application schema to add a security code column. This will be a foreign key reference to table created in 1 above.
4. update all data in the tables according to which company they belong to.
5. write a procedure or package that does a validity check whenever a user requests for data. This procedure/package determines which company data the user has access/rights to.
With this, you should be able to achieve what you want if you do not want to spend on VPD and FGAC. The problem comes where there are users who would have cross access to data from both companies. In this regard, then you have to modify your security table a little bit to handle this.
B. This option i will admit is not so clean. You can also achieve this by two different views for every table in the application schema. And on each of these views, create a private synonym for every user. For illustration purposes:
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Does anybody know how to migrate row level security configuration? I suppose PeopleSoft provided a data mover script, like securityexport.dms.
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hi Rod,
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Stratos
Edited by: Efstratios Karaivazoglou on May 5, 2009 10:16 AM
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