How to create a ACL to restrict users

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11-21-2022 09:35 PM
Hi All,
kindly help me wring an ACL to restrict ITIL users from writing/Creating/Deleting records for specific table.
All the ITIL user can do with that table is they can read only.
Thanks
Datta
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11-21-2022 09:52 PM
1.You need to create 3 ACLs , one for write, create and delete operation ( all table level) with admin role. Below is the example:
2. And then one for read operation with ITIL role.
Please mark the answer correct/helpful accordingly.
Raghav
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11-21-2022 11:01 PM - edited 11-21-2022 11:02 PM
@M Lohith Datta when a custom table is created these 4 SLAs are automatically created you can edit those SLAs as well as per your requirement instead of creating new ones
Raghav
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11-21-2022 09:54 PM
Think of ACL as a means to give access and not restrict access, it will work wonders.
Here you need to table level write acl and in the advance script just set answer=false.
Kindly mark helpful if this resolves your query.
Regards
Vinayak