Business rules that modify queries cannot be created for out-of-scope tables

[Community Alums]

I am trying to create a business rule for a table. When I saved it this error shows up. I investigated further, and the documentation says this happens when the table's application scope is not the same as in the business rule. However, I checked the table's(sn_grc_item)application scope. It is GRC: Policy and Compliance Management), similar to the business rule.

Any idea, documentation or explanation I can try for this type of issue is more than welcome.

[Arav]

Hi,

Business Rule "Reject before-Q for out-of-scope tables" is doing the abort action. For some reason, it's bypassing the scope check between the BR you are trying to create and the table.

This usually happens when there is a space or a special character in the application / scope name. I suggest you check that on the table via "Show XML". As needed, add breakpoints in the BR above and check the variable values to see if there is a mismatch.

Thanks,

Arav

[Rahimunnisa Sha]

@Community Alums - I see that "Insert and stay not available for this record from the shared screenshot."

You might have applied insert and stay on the business rule which is of different application.

This might be the reason for invalid insert.

Try to create new business rule by selecting required application.

[kamal_s]

Hi  @Community Alums,

The application scope for the table "sn_grc_item" is "GRC: Profiles" which is not matching with the Business Rule's scope. Could you try using the mentioned scope "GRC: Profiles"?

[Community Alums]

Tried with GRC profiles but this time the query option can not be selected.