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Session state protection violation: This may be caused by manual alteration of protected page item

BaonergesJun 23 2020 — edited Jun 23 2020

Hi Everyone,

I am back with the age old question above. There are forum posts dating back to APEX 4 asking this. I want to keep the look of my radio groups and checkboxes while making them read only so hidden or display only will not achieve what I want. I got what I wanted by setting the read only property to always. This throws the error in the image below.

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If I set Unwind Customer so it is not read only, it works. What is interesting is that the left side does not have this problem. I set all the items to read only on the left side and I can submit with no error. I am not manipulating any of these items. They are just there so that the left side and right side forms look the same. Initially users were supposed to be able to modify the entire right side but my end users changed their minds........ I'm sure they'll change their minds again so I am leaving everything as read only for now.

There is no debug message. Nothing comes on the console. I just get the error on screen. There is not javascript manipulating that data. Any help would be appreciated.

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Srinath Menon-Oracle 
Or do I have to create "Ent_DataArch_1_Role", "Ent_DataArch_2_Role"... in each of the databases they need access to?

It seems this is the only way to achieve this requirement.

AbbY-OC

Thanks Srinath,

Can OUD provide the solution to this then? We create a virtual group of databases and assign the user to that virtual group?

AbbY-OC

Hello OUD user community,
In the same thread - How is every one managing users & databases in their enterprise?
User_A needs access 5-Random databases
UserGroup_A needs access to a different set of databases
And so on...
Any suggestions would be a great help.
aBBy

Sandeep Kumar sk

@abby-oc Here is a reference/blog for implementing RBAC or Role-Based Access Control with CMU. There is a section on implementing RBAC with Active Directory. Hope this helps.

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