UI actions not visible to ITIL User?

Priyadharashini
Kilo Contributor

Some of the UI actions (Re-Analyze,Delete) are not visible to the ITIL user even after the roles(ITIL) was included for the UI action buttons. This is in Madrid version.

Can anyone please provide any solutions for this.

Below screenshot is of a Admin user which shows Re-Analyze and Delete when the record was closed

 

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As of the ITIL user, the above buttons are not visible

 

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1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

amlanpal
Kilo Sage

Hi Priyadarshini,

 

As per the OOB definition, the visibility of Re-Analyze UI Action is defined inside the Script Include 'ProblemStateUtilsSNC'. In the script include a function named 'canReAnalyze' controls the visibility. Please evaluate the same in your instance to get the root cause of the visibility behavior. You may refer the Script Include here: https://instance_name.service-now.com/sys_script_include_list.do?sysparm_query=name%3DProblemStateUtilsSNC

 

Hope this helps. Please mark the answer Correct/Helpful based on the impact.

Regards,

Amlan

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Pooja Devkar
Mega Guru

Enrique Brands1
Giga Contributor

Hi Priyadharashini,

 

To allow a user to delete records from the problem table, you will need to update the "Delete" ACL. Remember to elevate to security_admin to do this.

 

In terms of the re_analyse button, can you please share a screenshot of the whole record, including condition.

 

Thanks,

Enrique

 

amlanpal
Kilo Sage

Hi Priyadarshini,

 

As per the OOB definition, the visibility of Re-Analyze UI Action is defined inside the Script Include 'ProblemStateUtilsSNC'. In the script include a function named 'canReAnalyze' controls the visibility. Please evaluate the same in your instance to get the root cause of the visibility behavior. You may refer the Script Include here: https://instance_name.service-now.com/sys_script_include_list.do?sysparm_query=name%3DProblemStateUtilsSNC

 

Hope this helps. Please mark the answer Correct/Helpful based on the impact.

Regards,

Amlan