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‎03-09-2019 08:48 AM
Hi,
Main Question:
I would like to create a Business Rule from a Scoped Application.
Any roadmap to how to do that would be a perfect answer to my question.
Supporting Things:
When my Scoped-Application Script attempts to create a Business Rule, I get an error message for every field on the Business Rule I have tried to assign a value to, for instance "Access to api 'put(sys_script.name)' from scope 'x_cg4at_cg4_asset' has been refused due to the api's cross-scope access policy".
What file do I add to my application that will grant my application the proper cross-scope access in order to be able to create (and delete) a Business Rule from scripts within my application?
Thanks
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‎03-09-2019 10:14 AM
Hi,
Whichever tables you are trying to access from your scoped application, Go to those tables. Under Access, application settings, make them available from all application scopes, so that they can be used.
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‎03-09-2019 10:14 AM
Hi,
Whichever tables you are trying to access from your scoped application, Go to those tables. Under Access, application settings, make them available from all application scopes, so that they can be used.
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‎03-28-2019 09:27 PM
It seems like there isn't any way to gain more access than is made available right at that base level, on the table record itself. Good call. Thank you for the answer, I appreciate it. Thanks