Shedule Job
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01-23-2024 12:49 AM
I have created shedule job with admin role , now i want to execute shedule job without admin role i tried below
process
go to the left menu and edit system definition > scheduled jobs (click on the pencil)
- add the "schedule_admin" role
- select Override application menu roles
go to the scheduled jobs list and right click on column header and select configure > list control
- add "schedule_admin" role for rights needed. i.e. for new, edit, filter and link
give the user these roles:
- import_scheduler
- schedule_admin
the user may also need these roles:
- template_editor
- template_scheduler
but when i open shedule job table list there i got message with
Number of rows removed from this list by Security constraints With this line
is there anything wrong i am doing there how to achieve this
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01-23-2024 01:43 AM
Hi @dheeru_1994
Number of rows removed from this list by Security constraints
That means the current user is failed due to ACLs which are defined for the record table.
Users see "Number of rows removed from this list by Security constraints" message at end of list.
Cheers,
Tai Vu
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01-23-2024 02:08 AM
this link is not working here i crate read acl and give shedule_admin role and for user i also give but same message i am getting here
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01-23-2024 02:19 AM
Hi @dheeru_1994
The Scheduled Job [sysauto] table is the parent table. Under this table, we have different child classes.
Can you share what type of Schedule Job you're trying to give access to users?
You may need to turn on Debug Security Rules to be able to identify the exact ACLs that are causing issues and in which child classes (tables) users are encountering access problems.
Once identified, you can then define the appropriate ACLs to grant users the necessary access.
Cheers,
Tai Vu