How to define access control properly on n-level child object












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Parent1 -> Parent2 -> Parent3 -> Parent n -> child



If user have permission to Parent1 then he can access all its children. if he has permission to Parent3 he can access all its children but not its parents.



What i need how to achieve that in db structure?










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    Parent1 -> Parent2 -> Parent3 -> Parent n -> child



    If user have permission to Parent1 then he can access all its children. if he has permission to Parent3 he can access all its children but not its parents.



    What i need how to achieve that in db structure?










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      Parent1 -> Parent2 -> Parent3 -> Parent n -> child



      If user have permission to Parent1 then he can access all its children. if he has permission to Parent3 he can access all its children but not its parents.



      What i need how to achieve that in db structure?










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      Parent1 -> Parent2 -> Parent3 -> Parent n -> child



      If user have permission to Parent1 then he can access all its children. if he has permission to Parent3 he can access all its children but not its parents.



      What i need how to achieve that in db structure?







      database acl






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      asked Nov 21 '18 at 22:58









      Ahmed M. FathyAhmed M. Fathy

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