When a user is tied to a primary permission list how does it decide the department data access for the employee?

When a user is tied to a primary permission list how does it decide the department data access for the employee? Where and how is this mapping done?

User is tied to a primary permission list in user profile table. This permission list is tied to a setid and deptid in the security setup. This can be done by navigating to Setup HRMS -> Security -> Core row level security -> Security by dept tree. All the departments that get tied here against the permission list are accessible to the user.

I wish to give access of a page which shows the USA flag to a user but wish to exclude some of the components. How can I do that? Explain the steps.

Any user whose Primary Permission List is set up to show a particular country will show its flag as well. The navigation for the same is: Setup HRMS -> Security -> Component and Page Security -> Setup Global Security. If the US flag has to be shown to the user, USA should be selected in the country prompt. There is a link to ‘Excluded Components’ in the panel, which can be used to exclude certain components.

If I am able to see the Brazil flag in a component by means of Global security, will I be able to see Brazil employees too? Explain.

No, you would not be able to see Brazil employees. Global Security grants you the permission to see a particular flag and not the data. Access to employees is given by means of Row level Security.
What is row level security?
Row level security is also known as Data Permission Security. It determines the access given to a user for all/specific set of rows through any PeopleSoft component...
How do we assign row level security to users?
The steps to assign row level security are: i) Assign desired values of fields (department/ job location/ job company/ business unit etc) to Data Permission Lists...
What are security join tables?
PeopleSoft system stores security data in user and transaction Security Join Tables. (SJTs)...
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