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# Example allowing configuration records for a table

# Example allowing configuration records for a table {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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You can permit other application scopes to create configuration records on application
data tables.

You can grant access to the following configuration records with these settings.  
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| Configuration record | Setting required to grant access |
|-|-|
| Access controls | * Accessible from set to All application scopes * Can read is selected {#c_ExampleGrantingAccessToConfigRecs__ul_hjw_1ll_qr} |
| Business rules | * Accessible from set to All application scopes * Can read is selected {#c_ExampleGrantingAccessToConfigRecs__ul_hjw_1ll_qr} |
| Client scripts | * Accessible from set to All application scopes * Can read is selected * Allow configuration is selected {#c_ExampleGrantingAccessToConfigRecs__ul_jst_fll_qr} |
| Dictionary entry (new field only) | * Accessible from set to All application scopes * Can read is selected * Allow configuration is selected {#c_ExampleGrantingAccessToConfigRecs__ul_jst_fll_qr} |
| UI actions | * Accessible from set to All application scopes * Can read is selected * Allow configuration is selected {#c_ExampleGrantingAccessToConfigRecs__ul_jst_fll_qr} |
[Tabela 1. Granting access to configuration records]

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Figura 1. Granting other application scopes design access permission

The following diagram illustrates the effect of granting other application scopes the ability
to create configuration records.  
Figura 2. Granting access to configuration records