Security Inheritance Rule in Conceptual Objects

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The security inheritance rule is applicable only to conceptual objects. When creating conceptual objects, you can specify how security is implemented based on a user's privileges. There are three security options for a conceptual object that are common to all three views of conceptual objects:

Root Based. Security is based on the user's security rights on the root object (top level object). Regardless of the entity type (constituent object) level, root privilege takes precedence.

Entity Based. Implements the security of each individual data object. In the root object (top level object) level, entity privilege takes precedence.

Conservative. This approach evaluates each entity level privilege and compares it with the root level privilege. The more conservative security of the two is implemented.

Root Level Privilege	Entity Privilege	Conservative Privilege
View	Insert	View
View	Edit	View
Edit	View	View
Edit	Insert	Edit
Edit	Edit only certain columns	Edit only certain columns
Edit only certain columns	Edit	Edit only certain columns
Insert	View	View
Insert	Edit	Edit
No Delete	Delete	No Delete
Delete	No Delete	No Delete

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