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07-25-2018 05:19 PM
I have added Reminders to the list control on incident form. The problem is that , the NEW button is only shown to admin people. self service users cannot see the new button when creating the incident. actually they should be able to creating a reminder while creating the incident.
The question is: How to allow non admin users see the NEW button in list control?
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07-26-2018 08:12 PM
Hi,
Assuming you want to allow itil users to create reminders. You can create an ACL as given below,
1. Create ACL
2. Write ACL to allow users edit fields
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07-25-2018 11:15 PM
Hi,
There are no OOB ACLs for 'reminder' table. In this case, based on the property 'glide.sm.default_mode' access will be allowed/denied (default - deny) to the tables which don't have any ACLs in ServiceNow.
I guess this should be the reason for your non-admin users were unable to see 'New' button to create new records.
Solution:
Option 1: Create an ACL for reminder table to allow non-admin users to create records in it.
Option 2: Set the system property 'glide.sm.default_mode' value to 'allow'. Please note this is not advisable since it will have global impact and not a good option considering security.
Regards,
Udhay
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07-26-2018 09:18 AM
I need security admin role ; but apparently I'm not able to grant the role to my self
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07-26-2018 10:35 AM
do i need a write ACL?
can you help please with ACL?

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07-26-2018 10:39 AM
There isn't any ACLs on that table and that probably preventing non-admins from 'creating' a new reminder. It would look like you need to write ACLs.
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