After release of Microsoft SQL Server 2016, Microsoft added a feature, which is called Row-Level Security. It allows users to control row permissions in a database table based on the characteristics of the user executing a query (for example, group membership or execution context). In this article I will try to describe the approach you can take to use Row Level Security with K2 and SQL ServiceBroker, when building K2 applications.
Posts published in January 2019
Changing a view background in K2 Smartforms is not available out of the box. Moreover, if you need to create a reusable component with the new background, which you can then reuse across one or multiple applications. Here I will quickly explain, how you can change view background in K2 Smartforms with the help of JavaScript. Please, refer to the post How to add JavaScript on Smartforms, if certain steps are not clear.
Azure Functions is a serverless application platform. It allows developers to host business logic that can be executed without provisioning infrastructure. Functions provides intrinsic scalability and you are charged only for the resources used. In the article below I will show how to integrate Azure functions with REST ServiceBroker in K2.