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02-28-2024 06:14 AM
Hi All,
I have created new field called " Support model " in hardware table (cmdb_ci_hardware) and also, I have created the new role called " u_cmdb_ci_manager " users having " u_cmdb_ci_manager " role " Support model " field should be editable.
The three main ACLs I've created are:
I'm facing some issues with these ACLs because what those ACLs have now done is made some unnecessary fields editable e.g. the Name field should not be editable.
So, I was just wondering what I'm doing wrong and what I need to do make this field editable and keep the other fields read only.
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02-28-2024 11:56 PM
Hi @Sattimsetti raj in that case you need
write level tablename.* ACL to lock all fields and in advance script return false;
and role u_cmdb_ci_manager
Harish
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02-28-2024 09:13 PM
Hi
I have disabled the Hardware.* is a wild card acl :
Still, I see " Support model " field read-only and the other fields are editable:

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02-28-2024 10:26 PM
Can you check by any chance if you have made the field read only on dictionary level, check Read only checkbox on the field.
Also, in the table.none write acl, you also have hardware role added there, right?
Aman Kumar
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02-28-2024 10:38 PM
Hi,
Can you check by any chance if you have made the field read only on dictionary level, check Read only checkbox on the field:
Also, in the table.none write acl, you also have hardware role added there, right? : Yes.