Concept: Union Fields Security
Although a union field can inherit multiple security domains, report viewers don't necessarily need access to every domain. Workday respects the field-level and field value-level security applied to the underlying data by only displaying data to users who have the appropriate security permissions.
When viewing a report, you need access to:
- 1 or more of the field domains to see the field.
- The domains that secure particular data records and values to see those records and values.
Example: You have a union field that combines these input fields:
- Input Field 1comes from the Receipt Line and is secured by domain A.
- Input Field 2comes from the Supplier Invoice Line and is secured by domain B.
The user has access to both domain A and domain B.
When viewing the report, the user sees:
The user has access to domain A, but not domain B. When viewing the report, the user sees:
The user has access to domain B, but not domain A. When viewing the report, the user sees:
The user has access to neither domain A nor domain B. When viewing the report, the user sees:
Other Business View Field | Union Field |
|---|---|
Data record from Receipt Line | Value
|
Data record from Supplier Invoice Line | Value
|
Other Business View Field | Union Field |
|---|---|
Data record from Receipt Line | Value
|
Data record from Supplier Invoice Line | ( empty ) |
Other Business View Field | Union Field |
|---|---|
Data record from Receipt Line | ( empty ) |
Data record from Supplier Invoice Line | Value
|
Other Business View Field |
|---|
Data record from Receipt Line |
Data record from Supplier Invoice Line |