ACL for alm_hardware table issue
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‎07-21-2017 03:29 AM
Hi all,
I need to provide the write access for certain users with a role of rest_service on alm_hardware table.
I have created the below ACL to achieve that.
But it's not reflected in alm_hardware table, still I can edit the fields. Is anything wrong with this?
Could anyone help me with this?
Regards,
Anna.
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‎07-21-2017 04:31 AM
Hi Anna,
The 'alm_hardware' table is a child to 'alm_asset' table, and there is a write ACL which gives access to 'alm_hardware table' too. So once check the write ACL for 'alm_asset' table and then have write ACL on 'alm_hardware' table with 'None' which actually creates a separate ACL for 'alm_harware' table instead inheriting from 'alm_asset' table.
Regards,
Ganesan M
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‎07-21-2017 08:28 AM
Hi All,
I have found that all Admin users and the "rest_service" users can edit the fields in alm_hardware table.
But I didn't understand that in my ACL "Admin Overrides" button is unchecked but still the Admin can edit all fields,
I have checked alm_asset as well. There also Admin Overrides" button is unchecked.
I want to know that which thing makes Admin to edit "alm_hardware" table.
Please help...