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7/12/2006 6:51 PM
 

what I want to do is, given a folder path, I want to know whether the current user has the permission to read this folder.

I can use GetPermissionsByFolderPath to read the table, but how can I know which PermissionID is for reading "Folder"?

of course I can create a sql commond to select the permission records for folder, but I am guessing there might exist some better ideas.

 

thanks ahead!

 
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