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Part 12: Domain Separation — User Preferences
_glide.domain.session\_scope_ (true/false) sets the default to session scope. When true, sets the default scope to the user’s session domain rather than the record’s domain. Whe...
Part 11: Domain Separation — System Properties
_Domain Scope_ _glide sys.domain.use\_record\_domain\_for\_processes_ (true/false) — controls the domain used when selecting processes. When this property is enabled, system wi...
Part 10: Domain Scope: Session Scope versus Record Scope
In addition to domain paths, another way the system can be configured to limit visibility to records is through domain scoping. Every user has two domain scopes when establishi...
Part 9: Domain Validation
To facilitate correction of domain path issues, the system provides Domain Validation where a validation job can be run to check for errors in the sys\_domain paths. This ensure...
Part 8: Domain Paths
In order to find and retrieve data for a domain, SQL uses the “domain path” query method which relies on the values of the sys\_domain\_path. This query is supported through the...
Part 7: Visibility Domains
The domain visibility tables (sys\_user\_visibility and sys\_user\_group\_visibility), allow specific users or groups to view data for a domain that they couldn’t otherwise acce...
Part 6: Contain Domains
There may be times when we want some customers to see data from a domain that is not under them in the hierarchy. There are two ways to expand visibility to data: the Contains t...
Part 5: Exclusion List Tables for Domain Separation
There are some tables and applications that should never be domain-separated, and some other tables and applications where just adding the sys\_domain field is not enough to ach...