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‎08-28-2022 09:28 PM
Hi.
Is there a way to check in which application scope a user or group was created?
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‎08-28-2022 09:37 PM
Hi,
I don't think you can track the users on which application scope a user was created.
Groups is what we considered data, and not definition of an application. Having said that, the groups will not be stored within an update set (sys_update_xml), but rather live as data within the instance.
If you still want to have groups within your scoped app and restrict the access to those to only the scoped roles you created then you could try creating an ACL which enforces such restriction. I believe that will imply a little bit of hardcoding to imply to which groups the ACL should apply to.
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Sandeep

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‎08-28-2022 09:37 PM
Hi,
I don't think you can track the users on which application scope a user was created.
Groups is what we considered data, and not definition of an application. Having said that, the groups will not be stored within an update set (sys_update_xml), but rather live as data within the instance.
If you still want to have groups within your scoped app and restrict the access to those to only the scoped roles you created then you could try creating an ACL which enforces such restriction. I believe that will imply a little bit of hardcoding to imply to which groups the ACL should apply to.
Mark my answer correct & Helpful, if Applicable.
Thanks,
Sandeep