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While our foundation TRIRIGA security manager enables you to assign permissions to a UX model, our UX framework also
Best Practices enables you to define a security data source to deliver the permission information of the current user from the UX model to the
UX app and its HTML views.
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Troubleshooting Security Data Source.

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Here are the basic steps to add a security data source to a model:
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Open the model designer tool.
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Open a model. Add a new data source.

UX in Foundation Tools Enter the name and exposed name of the data source.

UX App Designer Tools Select SECURITY_INFORMATION from the Data Source Type drop-down list. Do not add any fields to the data source.
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tags: track_customizations If the current user has Create permission and at least a Read license to access all of the
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If the current user has Read permission and at least a Read license to access all of the data
canRead sources in the model, then the value is true. If not, then false.

If the current user has Update permission and at least a Read license to access all of the
canUpdate data sources in the model, then the value is true. If not, then false.

If the current user has permission to perform the action, and a full license to the data source
[actionName] to which the action belongs, then the value is true. If not, then false.
The action is in the form of dataSourceNames_actionGroupName_actionName, where all
of the names are exposed names, and where dataSourceNames includes all data source
 names in the path.
Be aware that since this action name might be used as a JavaScript variable name in UX
apps, the exposed names should not use any special characters. Also, any spaces in the
names are replaced with underscores.

Next, after you save your security data source, you can take advantage of the TRIRIGA triplat-ds (data source) component and
add the <triplat-ds> tag to declare the security data source in your HTML views. Don't forget to set the name attribute to point to
your security data source. For example, we'll use name="triSecurityDS" to point to our triSecurityDS data source.

Continuing with our triSecurityDS data source example, you can insert the following JavaScript code within the <script> tag to
enable a button only if the current user has (1) Update permission (canUpdate) and (2) permission to perform the Update action
(update) on the assessmentLogs data source.

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