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Emir,
Thanks for the response! The version we are using is 2006.0.7.1. The scenario I gave was only an example... We are looking to address a dictionary permission issue due to regulatory issues. We have fields in LDAP that contain the regulatory rules and have a need to permission dictionaries (read access) based on these rules.
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