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Record security filters control access to records in a repository. Records that match the record security filter's search conditions will be available to the specified user groups. The filters are created based on the profile definition and assigned to a repository's users and groups. The filters are created for a profile, then assigned to a user group to control how the group's users access a repository based on that profile. It is possible to assign a record security filter to a user instead of to a group, but it is strongly recommended that you assign it a group instead.

To create or edit a record security filter:

  1. Log into the Classic UI as an administrator.
  2. Open the Record Security Filters list by opening the Feature bar, opening Security Filters, and selecting Record Security Filters.
  3. Open the Record Security Filter editor:
    • To create a new record security filter, open the Action dropdown menu and select New.
    • To edit an existing record security filter, select the filter, open the Action dropdown menu and select Edit. The Record Security Filter editor will appear.
  4. If the record security filter is new, a dropdown will appear listing all the profiles defined in the system. Select the profile of the repository you want to apply the record security filter to, then click Next.
  5. The Record Security Filter Details page will appear. Edit the fields as desired:
    • Name: (Required) The name of the record security filter.
    • Description: A description of the record security filter.
    • Profile: The profile this record security filter is based on. This cannot be edited.
    • Repository: Use the dropdown to select the repository this record security filter can be applied to.
    • Record Security Filter Conditions: This section displays a list of conditions that must be met in order for the user group to be able to access the record. To add a condition:
      1. Click Add, select the attribute whose value will be checked, and click OK.
      2. Order: The order to apply the filter conditions.
      3. Search Value: The attribute value to be searched for in the indicated attribute.
      4. Search Type: The comparison that will be used to evaluate the attribute's value.
      5. Search Value: The value the attribute's value will be compared against.
      6. Category: If you select a value from the Category dropdown, it will display a set of values specific to the user, such as the username, group name, or company name. If you select a value, it will be used for the Search Value. For example, you could specify that the user must belong to a particular user group.

      To delete a condition, select the condition and click Remove.

    • Search Any Conditions (OR): If any of the conditions are met, make the record accessible.
    • Search All Conditions (AND): All conditions must be met for the record to be accessible.
  6. Click Save.
  7. Record security filters are securable objects and must be made accessible to the groups that need to access it. To define or update a record security filter's security, see Define Access to Securable Objects.