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‎08-16-2017 09:25 AM
Hi,
After a change is closed - All fields should be set read only for all users (How to ACL this one)
Can anyone show an example of this with the use of Access Control Rules
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‎08-16-2017 09:29 AM
Hi,
If there is no table level WRITE ACL (the second field should be set to "none") already defined on change_request, then create a new one. If there already is, update the existing one.
The ACL should have a condition on there to say state is not closed. So you can write to the record at all times except when the state is closed.
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Hi,
If there is no table level WRITE ACL (the second field should be set to "none") already defined on change_request, then create a new one. If there already is, update the existing one.
The ACL should have a condition on there to say state is not closed. So you can write to the record at all times except when the state is closed.
