Issue Summary

When a database has restrictions for viewing and editing, the first column will not be displayed if the table layout options are enabled and the "Number Entries" option is turned on. For the user who only has view permissions, the first column will not be visible. However, users with edit permissions can see the first column.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a database with a table view and enable "Number Entries."
2. Create restrictions so that some users can view and others can edit.
3. The first column will not be displayed for users who only have view permissions.
4. The first column will be displayed for users who have edit permissions.

Expected Results

Users with view permissions should be able to see the first column, regardless of the "Number Entries" option.

Actual Results

Users with view permissions cannot see the first column when the "Number Entries" option is enabled.

The below exception is thrown in the xxxxxxx.log file:

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Workaround

When a database has restrictions for viewing and editing, viewers can turn off "Numbered Entries" for themselves (they can't save the view change), which brings back the first column for them.