Trent L. Taylor (10/30/2008)

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Basically he is telling you that since you have your own security to write your own logic that the RBS already has built in.  The SecurityBasics is totally useless of you are using RBS.  But what Greg was referring to is that we have a CurrentUserChanged shared event that can be handled and is raised when the logged in user is changed.  When this happens, the CurrentUser information along with all of their permissions, etc. are updated.  This ensures that you can always and reliably use the CurrentUser PK, user name, permissions, etc. and it is all event driven.  We have tapped into this event for a number of different purposes in our medical application which makes updating the environemtn based on the current users permissions much easier.  Also, we have a user stamp column on every table in our system so we can see which user created every record in our entire application.  There are a lot of benefits, but Greg was just trying to explain how the SF RBS works so you could write your own since you are already going down this road.