You can create a custom report if you have access to what security domain?

You can create a custom report if you have access to what security domain?

• A. HR Security Domain
• B. Security Domain for the Report Field
• C. Data Source Security Domain
• D. User Access Domain

Answer: (B)

In Workday, being able to build a custom report hinges on having access to the specific security domain that governs the fields you want to include. This is known as the Security Domain for the Report Field. Data in a report is protected at the field level, and the report writer only lets you select or view fields you have access to through their security domain. So, having access to the Security Domain for the Report Field lets you see those fields in the report builder and use them to create your custom report. The other options aren’t the mechanism that controls this particular capability: a general HR security domain is broader, data source security domain governs whole data sources rather than individual fields, and user access domain isn’t the field-level permission used for report creation.

In Workday, being able to build a custom report hinges on having access to the specific security domain that governs the fields you want to include. This is known as the Security Domain for the Report Field. Data in a report is protected at the field level, and the report writer only lets you select or view fields you have access to through their security domain. So, having access to the Security Domain for the Report Field lets you see those fields in the report builder and use them to create your custom report. The other options aren’t the mechanism that controls this particular capability: a general HR security domain is broader, data source security domain governs whole data sources rather than individual fields, and user access domain isn’t the field-level permission used for report creation.