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Object-level security

A semantic model feature that conceals entire tables or columns from a role's members, so they can't even see what exists; it is configured through TMDL view or Tabular Editor. For a SQL database the same term means object permissions set with GRANT and DENY.

Also called OLS.

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In the Ultra Transcenders books

DP-600DP-700PL-300

Each book explains Object-level security in context, with comparison tables and the common traps.

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