Security Inheritance breaking in nested folder does not work

Question

I have a scenario where I have to break the inheritance twice within the document library folders. I appreciate if you provide me any suggestions on how to achieve this?
Document library contains “employee folder1”, “employee folder2”, “employee folder3” etc. All these folders have unique security applied (no security inheritance from document library). Access is granted only for managers, Senior Managers, HRs and not to
employee.
 Each employee folder (Ex: employee folder1) has two sub-folders called “Active” and “Archive”.
Now, how can I grant access to employees only to “Archive” folder of their own? I need to achieve this programmatic ways.
So far, I am able to break the security inheritance for all employee folders. Granted access to only managers, HRs and not employees. Both subfolders “Active” and “Archive” inherits from respective employee folder(Employee Folder1).
Later, I broke the security inheritance again for the folder “Archive” and then granted access to employee.
Now, logged in as employee to check if he/she has access to “Archive” folder, but it does not display folder at all. I want to display archive folder when employee access url like this(but it displays access denied):
http://SPSServer/Documents/EmployeeFolder1
However when I type full url in the address bar for archive
folder, I can see the content of Archive folder.
Will you please assist how to handle the securities programmatically? Is this multiple level security breaking is not best practice? The above behavior is expected or is there a fix I have do?
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

If you say meets all cirteria
face is me
face is gf
rating is >3
then it should show only photos meeting all - me and GF and rating over 3 - it does not - without the rating it shows only photos of me and GF - with rating it shows all photos of me with a rating of over 3 and all photos of GF with a rating over over 3
I consider that a bug
Using Keywords is a good workaround - and it is very easy t keyword a face by pulling that face up on the cork board and selecting all photos in that face and assigning the keyword to them
LN
Message was edited by: LarryHN