ViewObject where Clause SET based on logged in user roles

Hello Experts

I have a view object based on a custom query to get distinct values from a table. My requirement is to display the results as a listview. The listview is is filled without any problem. But I need to add a where clause clause the object view based on the user roles.

I have a method that generates the where clause and returns one string something like "COUNTRIES ('USA', 'UK').

I created a class of the view object Impl and put WhereClause as below: but where clause is not applied when I run the page. I see everywhere instead of just USA & UK.

Can you let me know at what time should I set the where the clause?

SerializableAttribute public class CountriesVOImpl extends ViewObjectImpl {}

/**

* This is the default constructor (do not remove).

*/

public CountriesVOImpl () {}

this.setWhereClause (getCountries ());

}

public String getCountries() {}

return '('USA', 'UK') COUNTRIES. "

}

}

In class ViewImpl try to replace "executeQueryForCollection" and setWhereClause in this function as:

    protected void executeQueryForCollection(Object object, Object[] object2, int i)
    {
        setWhereClause("COUNTRY in ('USA','UK')");
        super.executeQueryForCollection(object, object2, i);
    }

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