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# Data access control at object level

Through DataControl and DataControlRoleValue is possible to give access only to some specific objects. 

For instance if we want that the users that belong to the security role with key **59552772** can have access only to the documents connected with the business partner with key 20867070 and 22210381, a DataContol object like this has to be posted:

```
{
    "objectName": "Document",
    "attribute": "businessPartner.key",
    "dataControlRoleValues": [
        {
            "role":  59552772
            "valueType": "Long",
            "value": "20867070"
        },
        {
            "role": 59552772,
            "valueType": "Long",
            "value": "22210381"
        }
    ]
}
```

* **objectName** the Dataloy object that has to be applied the access control
* **attribute** the attribute name to be used to restrict the access
* **role** the security role that will use the access control (use the key, as role names containing spaces might not work)
* **value** the value to use as filter to restrict data
* **valueType** the type of the value (Integer, String)


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