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06-08-2018 07:23 AM
Hello everyone,
Right now we have three fields on the form "reassignment reason" "reassignment note" and "reassignment count".
We want to prevent users to have the ability to edit these fields from list view. So i have created three ACL like below -
ACL -
Type - Record.
Active -checked
Operation - list_edit
admin overrides - checked
Field - sn_hr_core_case.u_reassignment_reason
Roles - admin
When i created this for testing i impersonated an end user without admin role and it works as expected and he is not able to edit the field from the list view. But when i captured this in an update set and migrated it to higher instance it is not applying and the users are able to edit the fields from the list view. Is it something with the admin role or am i doing it wrong?
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06-08-2018 07:46 AM
Capture below steps in update set, promote to other environment and check.
- Elevate your role to security_admin
- Right-click on the State label and select Configure Security
- For Operation to secure, select list_edit
- Add the admin role
- Click OK
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06-08-2018 07:46 AM
Capture below steps in update set, promote to other environment and check.
- Elevate your role to security_admin
- Right-click on the State label and select Configure Security
- For Operation to secure, select list_edit
- Add the admin role
- Click OK
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06-08-2018 07:52 AM
Best practice is to disable list view edit for all fields.