Securing Enterprise Fields

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Sam Santiago

Has anyone come up with an approach to adding security to Enterprise Fields? We have several Enterprise Fields defined for our site. We want to secure one of those fields so that only certain groups can view/edit that specific Enterprise Field. We want other groups to be able to view/edit the other Enterprise Fields. We are working with Project Server 2003 and MS Project Professional. Any tips greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Sam
 
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Kevin Flanagan

Basically the only way to do this is to utilize an ASP
page and update through a password and userid for the
users you want to be able to change and extend the table
in SQL Server. Project itself does not allow any type of
security because the fields need to be "unlocked" for
Project's use.

Kevin
-----Original Message-----
Has anyone come up with an approach to adding security
to Enterprise Fields? We have several Enterprise Fields
defined for our site. We want to secure one of those
fields so that only certain groups can view/edit that
specific Enterprise Field. We want other groups to be
able to view/edit the other Enterprise Fields. We are
working with Project Server 2003 and MS Project
Professional. Any tips greatly appreciated.
 
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Sam Santiago

Thanks for the information. That's the conclusion I was reaching.

Thanks,

Sam
 
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