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Configure Resource Privileges for Base Objects and Affiliated Objects

Next, for each role, you configure the resource privileges for base objects and affiliated objects.

To configure base object permissions in the Roles tool, select the role you want to configure, expand the Base Objects node, expand the Party node, and configure privileges for the base object, content metadata, and match rule sets.

The following table shows the privileges that you should configure for this scenario.

Role Name	Resource Privileges
party_no_privileges_role	No permissions.
party_read_only_role	READ privileges to all columns in the PARTY base object READ privileges to an applicable match rule set READ privileges to content metadata (HISTORY, RAW, and XREF).
party_create_role	READ privileges to all columns in the PARTY base object. READ privileges to an applicable match rule set READ privileges to content metadata (HISTORY, RAW, and XREF) CREATE privileges to all columns in the PARTY base object (required for creating a new record) UPDATE privileges to all columns in the PARTY base object (if you want to allow this role to update an existing record as well)
party_update_role	READ privileges to all columns in the PARTY base object. READ privileges to an applicable match rule set READ privileges to content metadata (HISTORY, RAW, and XREF) UPDATE privileges to all columns in the PARTY base object (required for saving changes to a record)

If your base object has relationships with other base objects (for example, parent-child relationships, foreign key lookups, or one-to-one relationships), you need to configure access to all of these resources as well. Lookups require READ access, while related base objects require permissions that are comparable to the core base object).

You can selectively disable READ privileges on certain columns so that users cannot see them in the IDD application. Similarly, you can enable READ and disable UPDATE privileges so that users can see the columns but not change any data.

You must configure READ access to a match rule set in order for Find Duplicates to work.

You can control whether a role can view history (requires READ privileges to HISTORY), view cross references (requires READ privileges to XREF), and view raw records (requires READ privileges to RAW).

Select (check)

Show Only Resources for this Role

to quickly see what resources are assigned to the current role.

Configure Roles and Resource Privileges (Roles Tool)

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