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> Hi all, I appreciate the help in advance.
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> I'm trying to create a personnel management application, where as
> records (employee information) would be associated with a group.
> Administrators should be allowed to access and edit (or view only
> based on group), employees multiple groups... for the sharing of
> information between departments.
This is a bit difficult to understand. Could you try explaining this part again?
> My first thought was to assign each employee's record to a group.
> Then in an "access" table, add entries for each administrator / group
> combination for access. So that when an administrator goes the
> personnel page, it would query the access table and retrieve the
> groups he/she has access to... then displays everyone in those groups.
>
> It seems I'm making it more complicated than it needs to be. Does
> anyone have a better suggestion, or an easier way to implement this?
This seems like a good fit for ACL (if I understand you correctly).
However, ACL has often been described as "more complicated than it
needs to be" so you may not be thrilled to go there. :-)
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