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13 January 2021

💎💫SQL Reloaded: D365FO Security Queries

The security architecture of Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations (D365FO) is based on a role-based model in which the access is not granted individually to users but through security roles. A set of roles are assigned to a user, each role having access to a set of privileges. In between duties can be assigned to one or more roles, respectively duties can contain several privileges. The model comes with a default set of security roles, which can be further extended to reflect organization's needs. 

Navigating through the model via the D365FO's UI isn't that straightforward as it should be. Probably it's much easier to export to Excel the associations between roles and privileges, respectively between roles and duties, or search punctually for a certain value within the same dataset directly in the database. The following queries can be run into a non-production environment:

-- security role's assigned privileges
SELECT SRO.AOTName [Role AOT Name]
, SRO.Name [Role Name]
, SRO.Description [Role Description]
, SPI.Identifier [Privilege Identifier]
, SPI.Name [Privilege Name]
, SPI.Description [Privilege Description]
FROM dbo.SecurityRolePrivilegeExplodedGraph SRP
     JOIN dbo.SecurityRole SRO
          ON SRP.SecurityRole = SRO.RecId
         JOIN dbo.SecurityPrivilege SPI
           ON SRP.SecurityPrivilege = SPI.RecId
WHERE SPI.NAME IN ('Maintain accounts receivable aging period definitions'
, 'Maintain accounts payable aging period definitions')
ORDER BY SRO.AOTName


-- security role's assigned duties
SELECT  SRO.AOTName [Role AOT Name]
, SRO.Name [Role Name]
, SRO.Description [Role Description]
, SDU.Identifier [Duty Identifier]
, SDU.Name [Duty Name]
, SDU.Description [Duty Description]
FROM dbo.SecurityRoleDutyExplodedGraph SRP
     JOIN dbo.SecurityRole SRO
          ON SRP.SecurityRole = SRO.RecId
        JOIN dbo.SecurityDuty SDU
          ON SRP.SecurityDuty = SDU.RecId
WHERE SRO.Name LIKE 'Accounting Manager%'
ORDER BY SDU.Identifier 

Below you can find a short description of the security tables considered above:

TableDescription
SecurityDutycontains the list of duties defined by the security AOT role node
SecurityPrivilegecontains the list of privileges defined by the security AOT role node
SecurityRolecontains the list of roles defined by the security AOT role node
SecurityRoleDutyExplodedGraphcontains the list of role to duty mappings and role to privilege mappings as defined by the AOT security role
SecurityRoleExplodedGraphcontains all role relationships, direct or indirect, as defined by the AOT sub role nodes of the security role nodes.
SecurityRolePrivilegeExplodedGraphcontains the list of role to privilege mappings and role to privilege mappings as defined by the AOT security role
SecurityUserRolecontains the user to role mappings

Resources:
[1] Microsoft Dynamics 365 (2020) Security architecture [source]
[2] Microsoft Dynamics 365 (2020) Role-based security [source]

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