http://daxdilip.blogspot.in/2013/03/issue-with-security-policy-in-dynamics.html
have found a workaround, by taking a different approach to the scenario and instead of attaching the Security Policy to the Role directly, I changed the ContextType to “ContextString” from the previously defined “Rolename” and put a ContextString called “DNTestSec”.
(Step 1)
I then attached this ContextString to the role and query. (Please see below Step 2 and Step 3)
After making this changes, the below code makes sense, as it can enable/disable security at run-time because it can find the ContextSecurity string. (Below is a standard ax code which you can find in one of the DirParty* forms in AOT)
{
#DirParty
XDSServices xds = new XDSServices();
// Trigger the Dirparty table XDS policies by passing the context string
xds.setXDSContext(0, #RestrictParty);
super();
// Disable the Dirparty XDS policy by passing a blank context string .
xds.setXDSContext(0, ' ');
}
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