Which statement describes the relationship between an analytical object and a custom duty role?

Which statement describes the relationship between an analytical object and a custom duty role?

• A. A custom duty role can grant access to a single analytical object.
• B. A custom duty role can grant access to multiple analytical objects.
• C. Custom duty roles are not used for object-level security.
• D. An analytical object cannot be secured with a duty role.

Answer: (D)

In this security model, duties (custom duty roles) control what you can do in the application—your ability to perform tasks, access modules, or work with data through business processes. They don’t attach to individual analytical content. Analytical objects live in the Analytics catalog and are secured separately through catalog/object permissions and the underlying data access rules. Because of that separation, you don’t secure a single analytical object by granting a duty role; access to the content depends on the user’s catalog permissions and data access, not on the duty role itself. So the statement that an analytical object cannot be secured with a duty role reflects that separation: duties govern actions, while analytical content is governed by catalog/object security and data security.

In this security model, duties (custom duty roles) control what you can do in the application—your ability to perform tasks, access modules, or work with data through business processes. They don’t attach to individual analytical content. Analytical objects live in the Analytics catalog and are secured separately through catalog/object permissions and the underlying data access rules. Because of that separation, you don’t secure a single analytical object by granting a duty role; access to the content depends on the user’s catalog permissions and data access, not on the duty role itself. So the statement that an analytical object cannot be secured with a duty role reflects that separation: duties govern actions, while analytical content is governed by catalog/object security and data security.