https://pslens.com/tags/least-privilege/Recent content in Least-Privilege on psLensHugoen-ushttps://pslens.com/docs/use-cases/reducing-app-designer-access/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://pslens.com/docs/use-cases/reducing-app-designer-access/<h2 id="the-problem">The Problem</h2> <p>Someone on the team needs to look something up in PeopleSoft. Maybe a business analyst is writing requirements and needs to see what fields are on a record. Maybe an auditor needs to understand how security is configured. Maybe a functional consultant needs to trace a component&rsquo;s menu path.</p> <p>The default answer is: give them App Designer.</p> <p>This happens because App Designer is the only tool that lets you browse PeopleSoft object definitions. There is no read-only alternative built into PeopleSoft. So people who only need to look things up end up with the same tool that developers use to build and modify the application.</p>