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• A permission (defined by the TASK column) is assigned a Source Restriction by modifying the default “None” value of the RESTRICTION_LEVEL column to one of the following restriction levels:
  • “User’s country” with the corresponding value of the SOURCE_REGIONAL_AGREEMENT_CODE column set to null
  • “Countries list” with the corresponding value of the SOURCE_REGIONAL_AGREEMENT_CODE column changed to one of the available Regional Agreement Codes that are defined in the COUNTRIES_REGIONAL_AGREEMENTS table
• A permission is assigned a Location Restriction by modifying the default “None” value of the LOCATION_RESTRICTION_LEVEL column to one of the other restriction levels:
  • “User’s country” with the corresponding value of the DUTY_CODE column set to null
  • “Specific locations” with the corresponding value of the DUTY_CODE column changed to one of the available duty codes defined in the ORGANISATIONS_DUTIES table
  • “Countries list” with the corresponding value of the DUTY_CODE column changed to one of the available Regional Agreement Codes that are defined in the COUNTRIES_REGIONAL_AGREEMENTS table

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Duty_Codes Duty_Codes

 determine the geographical scope of the Location Restrictions when the restriction level is set to “Countries list” or “Specific locations”. The information provided by COD to EIS creates/updates Organizations and their respective Duty Codes. These Duty Codes are mapped to specific Location Codes in the ORGANISATIONS_DUTIES_LOCATIONS table. 
When the system processes the Location restriction of a permission it checks if the geographical scope of the triggered functionality matches the Location Code that is mapped to the permission’s Duty Code (e.g. a party that has a Location Restriction set to “Specific locations” and Duty Code set to “PORT_NOT” can only send PortPlus notifications regarding PortOfCalls that match the Location Codes that are mapped to “PORT_NOT” Duty Code).

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Regional_Agreement_Codes Regional_Agreement_Codes

 determine the geographical scope of Location and Source Restriction when the restriction level is set to “Countries list”. The information provided by CCD to EIS creates/updates/deletes Countries and their respective Regional Agreements (if they belong to one).
When the system processes the Source and/or Location restrictions of a permission it checks if the geographical scope of the triggered functionality, is contained in the respective Regional Agreement Code of the restriction (e.g. a party that has a Location Restriction set to “Countries list” and Duty Code set to “XP” can only send PortPlus notifications regarding PortOfCalls that belong to countries of that specific regional agreement).

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