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Granularity in case ACLs
June 17, 2013, 11:46:37 am
How much granularity is there when it comes to the things that someone can do within their own case? We're trying to look for a way to limit the amount of modifications someone can do to their own case, particularly modifying the roles and relationships. It seems like the current ACL model is an all-or-nothing model, is this true?
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