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‎01-18-2016 01:59 AM
I want to update a system property which is protected by the protection policy. Is there any way by which I can update the system property?
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‎01-18-2016 04:45 AM
Hi,
If I run this in background-scripts:
gs.setProperty('glide.db.clone.allow_clone_target','foo');
GlideProperties.dump();
I can clearly see that property is set to:
Property: 'glide.db.clone.allow_clone_target' = 'foo'
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‎01-18-2016 02:33 AM
Hi Chandresh,
If the property is within a scope and the application creator has set a protection policy only they can change it. If you contact the application creator they may be willing to change the policy to give you read write access to the property.
Simon

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‎01-18-2016 02:39 AM
Hi Simon,
Thanks for response. Well, the sys property is in Global Application and is present in the instance OOB. I believe, I need to contact Hi support for this.
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‎01-18-2016 02:50 AM
Try to update using Background script.

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‎01-18-2016 03:04 AM
Hi Ravi,
Not Working, below is the message it is reflecting. Have you done that in past??
FYI, the sys property is in global Application.
Background message, type:access, message: This item is read-only based on its protection policy.