PowerApps model Driven App View

[Chandru]

Hi,
 I have an issue with User Entity. My view shows list of users in Organization. My Requirement is when an User with Read-Write Access Mode Can see only their record only and  User with Administrative Access Mode Can See all records. how can I achieve in Model Driven app views. 

Thanks in Advance

[pre]

Hello @Chandru 

Please check the following write ups which can help your requirement::

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/share-model-driven-app

Related to Form settings ::
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/control-access-forms

Related to Model driven apps views::
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/model-driven-apps/create-edit-views

Thanks

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[SeanHenderson]

Hi @Chandru 

You can create a system view for normal users will a filter of User Equals Current User:

Then for your administrative users, create a personal view without this filter and share it when them.

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[EricRegnier]

Hi @Chandru,

Possible to share a little more info on your requirements? Specifically, "can see only their record only", do you mean only within the view or for the whole system? The easiest way to achieve what I think you're asking is with security roles. Instead of having different views and filters, have 2 security roles for these 2 types of users will will make your app more secure, cleaner and flexible:

1. Read-only role: where privileges are set a user-level of the desired tables/entities. Make sure the tables are User-Team owned.
2. Full role: where privileges are set at the org level of the desired tables/entities

This way you don't need to configure different views, dashboards, etc. The list of records shown within the system will automatically be filtered by the roles at the data level. From an administration point of view, you'll only need to make sure users with Read-Write Access Mode has the "Read-only" role and users with Administrative Access Mode has the "Full" role assigned.

Hope this all makes sense!

[Prakash4691]

Hi @Chandru ,

Is it for user entity or any system/custom entity? Because user entity does not have view called my view.

If it is for custom/system entity, modify the security role of the user and set the entities read and write privilege to "User" level. User with "System Administrator" by default able to see all the records.

If it is for user entity, modify all the views and add one more filter criteria for created by equals current user.

Regards,

Prakash