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3 weeks ago
Hello everyone, as part of my learning in ServiceNow while exploring Access control List I was getting confuse to understand the ACLs where mainly I was confused at what is the main difference between the table none and table (*) so can anyone explain with real time use-case.
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2 weeks ago
Hello @vodnalar26 ,
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Aditya ,
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2 weeks ago
Hi @vodnalar26 , Simplest explanation would go as below:
Table. None ACL will grant/restrict access to all the records of the table.
Table.* ACL is added to restrict access to all fields of the table.
Dot * ACL is not required in any table, unless we need to restrict the access per field wise.
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2 weeks ago
Hi @vodnalar26 , Simplest explanation would go as below:
Table. None ACL will grant/restrict access to all the records of the table.
Table.* ACL is added to restrict access to all fields of the table.
Dot * ACL is not required in any table, unless we need to restrict the access per field wise.
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2 weeks ago
Hi @vodnalar26
