Which statement is false regarding establishing security for FCCS?

• A. All members are accessible for dimensions with no security applied.
• B. The Identity Domain Administrator inherits full access privileges.
• C. Security is mandatory for one dimension.
• D. Security can be assigned at a parent level.

Answer: (A)

In FCCS, access to dimension members is controlled by security settings that you configure on dimensions, and you can have those security rules cascade from a parent member to its children. The Identity Domain Administrator role is designed to have full access privileges across security settings. You can assign security at a parent level so that the same access rules apply to all its descendants.

The idea that all members are accessible when no security is applied is not correct. Even without explicit security on a dimension, access is still governed by the broader security framework, including user roles and any data access restrictions in place. Therefore, you cannot assume universal access simply because a dimension has no security rules defined.