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Page 1752 "Data Classification Wizard"

System Application · System.Privacy

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Table 1180 "Data Privacy Entities" (relates to)Data Privacy EntitiesPage extension 1758 "Data Classification Wiz. Ext." (extended by)Data Classification Wiz. Ext.Codeunit 1753 "Data Classification Mgt. Impl." (calls, 2 links)Data Classification Mgt. Impl.Codeunit 1750 "Data Classification Mgt." (calls)Data Classification Mgt.Codeunit 1756 "Data Class. Notification Mgt." (calls)Data Class. Notification Mgt.Classifying data sensitivity (Learn pages)Classifying data sensitivity

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System Application · System.Privacy · captioned “Data Classification Assisted Setup Guide” · BC23-30 · source at ea08af5e · facts from BC29

Properties

Property Value
Caption Data Classification Assisted Setup Guide
Extensible true
SourceTable Data Privacy Entities
PageType NavigatePage

Fields on this page

Layout controls in source order, grouped by the container they sit in. Shows: the table field a control is bound to (or its expression as written); ToolTip: the control’s own, else the bound field’s (marked).

Group Control Shows ToolTip
Classifications include: - Sensitive - Private data, such as political or religious beliefs. label —
- Personal - Any data that can be used to identify someone. label —
- Company Confidential - Business data that you do not want to expose. For example, ledger entries. label —
- Normal - Data that does not belong to other classifications. label —
WelcomePage Learn more LearnMoreTok Click here to learn more.
Let’s Get Started - Classifying data in bulk. label —
- Sharing data with a partner who is classifying data for you. label —
- Importing the classifications from another company. label —
Export Classification Data to Excel IsExportModeSelectedValue Specifies that you want to export all of your data sensitivity classifications to an Excel worksheet. You can edit the sensitivity settings, and then import the file to apply your changes. You can also use the same worksheet to classify data sensitivities in other companies.
Import Classification Data from Excel IsImportModeSelectedValue Specifies that you want to import and apply data sensitivity classifications from an Excel worksheet.
ExpertModeGroup Classify Data Manually IsExpertModeSelectedValue Specifies that you want to classify data sensitivity yourself. If you choose this option, you can specify data sensitivity for individual fields and data subjects. Note that this includes only data related to setups, posting, templates, and data subjects. There are fields that you must classify eith…
Control53 Data from posting is: LedgerEntriesDefaultClassifications Specifies the default sensitivity classifications to apply to fields that are related to posting. You can view the fields to classify them individually.
ViewFieldsLbl ViewFieldsTok View a list of fields that are used to post transactions.
Data on templates is: TemplatesDefaultClassifications Specifies the default sensitivity classifications to apply to templates that are used to create new records, such as customers or items. You can view the fields to classify them individually.
Control38 ViewFieldsTok View a list of fields that are used on templates.
Data on setup tables is: SetupTablesDefaultClassifications Specifies the default sensitivity classifications to apply to data on setup tables that control how you will use features, such as the tables used by the general ledger. You can view the fields to classify them individually.
Control56 ViewFieldsTok View a list of fields that are used on setup tables.
Choose the tables that you want to classify Control19 label —
Control20 Include Include Specifies whether to apply the classification to the type of data subjects.
Data Subject Table Caption Specifies the type of data subjects to apply the data classification to.
Default Data Sensitivity Default Data Sensitivity Specifies the sensitivity classification to apply to the type of data subjects.
Control25 Data Subject Table Caption Specifies the type of data subjects to apply the data classification to.
Fields Fields Specifies the number of fields that the data classification will be applied to.
Status Status Specifies if you have reviewed the classifications that will be applied to the data subjects.
Control52 Fields Similar Fields Label Specifies the number of fields that the data classification will be applied to.
Status Status 2 Specifies if you have reviewed the classifications that will be applied to the data subjects.
That’s it Open Data Classification Worksheet ShowWorksheet Specifies that you want to open the Data Classification Worksheet to review the classifications that you applied. For example, this is useful for verifying that a classification is specified for all fields.

Actions

Group Action ToolTip Runs
Processing Back Back
Finish Finish

Procedures

  • ResetControls(): Resets the buttons on the page, enabling and disabling them according to the current step.
  • ShouldEnableNext(): Boolean: Queries on whether or not the Next button should be enabled.
  • SetExportModeSelected(Value: Boolean): Setter for the IsExportModeSelectedValue.
  • SetExpertModeSelected(Value: Boolean): Setter for the IsExpertModeSelectedValue.
  • SetImportModeSelected(Value: Boolean): Setter for the SetImportModeSelected.
  • NextStep(Backward: Boolean): Selects the next step.
  • CheckMandatoryActions(): Displays errors if the preconditions for an action are not met.
  • IsNextEnabled(): Boolean: Queries on whether the Next button is enabled.
  • GetStep(): Option: Gets the current step.
  • SetStep(StepValue: Option): Sets the current step.
  • IsImportModeSelected(): Boolean: Queries on whether import mode is selected.
  • IsExportModeSelected(): Boolean: Queries on whether export mode is selected.
  • IsExpertModeSelected(): Boolean: Queries on whether expert mode is selected.
  • GetLedgerEntriesDefaultClassification(): Option: Gets the default classification for ledger entries.
  • GetTemplatesDefaultClassification(): Option: Gets the default classification for templates.
  • GetSetupTablesDefaultClassification(): Option: Gets the default classification for setup tables.

Plus 2 local procedures.

Triggers

OnAfterGetRecord, OnOpenPage

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Calls

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