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Resolving conflicts when names are assigned to more than one access level
It's possible to assign users or servers more than one level of access to a database. The following table describes access level conflicts and resolutions.
Access level conflictResolution
A name is listed in an ACL individually and as a member of a groupThe access level assigned to the individual name takes precedence over the access level for the group, even if the individual access level is lower than the group level.
A name is included in two or more groupsThe name receives the access of the group with the highest access.
A name appears in an ACL and in access lists associated with forms, views, or sectionsThe ACL controls database access; design element access lists refine this access to a lower level. For example, if a user has Author access to a database but is not listed in the access list for a form in the database, the user cannot use the form to create a document.
For more information on creating access lists that refine access to specific database components, see Domino Designer 6 Help.

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