To check if the current user has a specific role we will have to write the following code in the appropriate place as per the requirement.
UserInfo userInfo;
SecurityUserRole securityUserRole;
SecurityRole Roles;
boolean allowed;
select id from userInfo
join SecurityRole from securityUserRole
where securityUserRole.User == userInfo.Id
join Roles where Roles.RecId == securityUserRole.SecurityRole
&& (Roles.AotName =='ROLENAME')
&& UserInfo.id == curUserId();
if(UserInfo.id == curUserId())
{
Allowed = true;
}Check out my previous blog: OData in Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O
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As a leading Dynamics 365 F&O Technical lead, Atul brings extensive experience in developing custom solutions that drive business efficiency. His skill set uniquely includes Azure DevOps for Dynamics 365 F&O, enabling efficient project management, automation, and deployment processes. Additionally, his expertise in Power Platform allows for the creation of powerful business solutions that leverage data analysis, app development, and automation.
His proficiency in Azure integration further distinguishes his capability, facilitating seamless connections with Dynamics 365 F&O and enhancing business operations. Committed to project success, he provides ongoing support and shares industry insights through his blog, contributing to the professional community's growth.
His proficiency in Azure integration further distinguishes his capability, facilitating seamless connections with Dynamics 365 F&O and enhancing business operations. Committed to project success, he provides ongoing support and shares industry insights through his blog, contributing to the professional community's growth.
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