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06-28-2024 08:21 PM
Hi Team,
I am not able to see security incidents in my instance. I have added all roles starting with sn_si to my user account. Still not able to see even one record in the table sn_si_incident.
I have run a background script to understand if there are any records in the table and it does have. So something might be restricting my view, may be.
Any pointers would be helpful.
Thanks,
Gopi
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07-29-2024 07:26 PM
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing this approach of enabling Debug Security. I tried using that but no luck though. There were no ACLs which were causing the restriction.
Later, I found out that there were few 'Display Business Rules' which were activated on the table, which caused the restriction. Only users part of a particular group were enabled to see the list.
Thanks,
Gopi
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06-29-2024 12:18 AM
Hi @Gopi22 ,
My recommendation would be to use the debug security.
As an admin user, navigate to:
System Diagnostics > Session Debug > Debug Security
Click on it, Now navigate back to the form and scroll down you will be able to view ACLs which are executing like below:
The ACLs resulting to false(denying access) will show as below:
You can click on the ACL and find the root cause of it.
Once done, search for 'Stop Debugging' and click on it to stop the debugging.
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing this approach of enabling Debug Security. I tried using that but no luck though. There were no ACLs which were causing the restriction.
Later, I found out that there were few 'Display Business Rules' which were activated on the table, which caused the restriction. Only users part of a particular group were enabled to see the list.
Thanks,
Gopi
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06-29-2024 12:55 AM
Hi @Gopi22
Are you trying in PDI? Might be try
Create a new user and give sn_si role to user and check.
Sometime, if you have admin role can cause an issue.
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