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03-27-2016 08:47 AM
I have two UI Policies. One that works for both roles and one that does not. I have not modified the default Access Controls.. Let me show you the UI Policy that works for admin and non admin roles:
Here is the UI Policy that does not work for non admin roles:
So, if I force my Department (Identifying Organization) be Partnership Audit and I have admin role, it works for me.
For someone else without the admin role, it does not work at all, even if I try changing the Department to something and back to Partnership Audit. Please help.
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03-27-2016 10:22 AM
Figured it out. It so happened that the ICP field was tied to a custom imported and transformed Reference Table (u_implementing_church_partners) that had a specific role that was not added to the non-admin role person. Once I added that role to the non-admin user, it worked.
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06-19-2025 12:58 AM
Hi,
I am facing similar kind of problem on sc_task table for a reference field which is referencing to cmbd_ci table.
