Which character in a section access statement restricts a user's access?

In Qlik Sense, the character that plays a crucial role in restricting a user's access within a section access statement is referred to as "Block." When "Block" is specified in a section access statement, it effectively denies access to certain data or objects for the user or group defined within that statement. This means that any data model objects or data that falls under the conditions of that block statement will not be visible or accessible to the specified user.

Utilizing "Block" is essential for administrators who need to enforce security and ensure that sensitive data is not inadvertently exposed to unauthorized users. It is part of a robust security model that governs user permissions and restrictions based on their roles or attributes.

The other characters in section access, while important in their own right, serve different purposes. "Allow" is used to grant access, "Hide" prevents users from seeing specific fields but does not restrict access to the data itself, and "Count" is related to data aggregation and would not inherently limit access. Therefore, understanding the functionality of "Block" is key for maintaining the integrity of data access within Qlik Sense.