Write ACL on the task table
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‎09-14-2023 05:20 AM
How can I write advance write acl on the task table that only if the current login user = assigned to, he will be able to edit the task(RITM, INC etc)
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‎09-14-2023 05:50 AM
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‎09-14-2023 05:58 AM
Try selecting the "*" at field level and try after logging out and logging back in, clearing the cache.
If still it didn't work, try ACL debugger to figure out which ACL is causing the issue.
Anvesh

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‎09-14-2023 07:26 AM - edited ‎09-14-2023 07:27 AM
@Alon Grod Configure your ACL as follows. This solution doesn't need any scripting. You can allow the edit access just by configuring the condition shown in the screenshot.
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‎09-14-2023 07:44 AM
@Sandeep Rajput I tried this but its not working. the user still can edit the incident even though he is no the assigned to

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‎09-14-2023 08:10 AM
@Alon Grod The above ACL should work. Please verify the following.
1. Please check if the user you are testing with doesn't have the admin role. (ACLs are overridden by the admin role).
2. Check if there is another write ACL on the task table which is giving access to the user with whom you are testing.