Display of the Duty Status Report is based on _________________.

• A. UICs Based on Row-Level Security
• B. User Roles Only
• C. Date Filters Only
• D. Assignment Type

Answer: (A)

Row-level security tied to Unit Identification Codes controls exactly which records a user is allowed to see in the Duty Status Report. In practice, the system links a user to one or more UICs and then filters the report data so that only rows matching those UICs are displayed. This ensures that personnel data remains visible only to the units the user belongs to, which is essential for protecting sensitive information and maintaining proper data boundaries.

Relying on user roles alone isn’t the same, because roles can grant broad access without automatically restricting visibility to a user’s specific unit. Date filters merely limit the time period and don’t enforce unit-based restrictions. Assignment type is a data attribute that could affect filtering, but it doesn’t establish who can view which rows. The UIC-based row-level security directly governs who sees what in the Duty Status Report.