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‎01-27-2021 10:55 AM
I am currently working on two different scoped application. Both tables application access have the write,create, allow configuration check boxes checked along with all application scopes selected. I created a cross scope privilege record to allow write access to the one scoped table access but i still keep getting a cross scope access policy error message. I'm trying to run a script include in scope to write to a different table on another scope. I'm not sure what else to do to make the error message stop working. Anyone have any idea on what i can do? Thanks.
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‎01-27-2021 03:51 PM
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‎01-27-2021 01:11 PM
Hi Frank,
This sounds annoying. Sounds like your tables are configured correctly. For your cross scope privileges, is the source only writing to the target or is it creating? If it's creating, you'll need both create and write cross scope privileges.
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‎01-27-2021 01:20 PM
It's just modifying one field on the table to an already created record. I tried a table target type and also a script include target type. Still getting the error.
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‎01-27-2021 02:24 PM
Sorry to hear that, Frank. I've tried causing this same issue on 2 unique scoped apps. Can you share the script and log entry generated? Do you have any unique ACLs on the target table?
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‎01-27-2021 03:51 PM
It was my cache. I had to reset it.
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