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06-08-2025 10:57 AM
Hello,
I created a new table with 4 new fields. Using ACL I granted Create, Read and Write to a specific role.
Now I would like to make field 2 read only and allow the User to edit fields 1, 3 and 4.
Can anyone help me do this using just ACL as that is the condition set for me.
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06-10-2025 07:26 AM
Hi @AtifS
Create a field-level write ACL on the new table with the role set to 'nobody'. This will ensure that no one can edit the field, making it read-only.
Regards,
Siva
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06-10-2025 07:26 AM
Hi @AtifS
Create a field-level write ACL on the new table with the role set to 'nobody'. This will ensure that no one can edit the field, making it read-only.
Regards,
Siva
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06-10-2025 08:43 AM
@J Siva This helped but instead of nobody i just gave the access to admin, but thank you I was searching for an answer all day Sunday. Much appreciated
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06-10-2025 09:01 AM
@AtifS Glad it helped.
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06-10-2025 07:45 AM
Hi, is ACL mandatory there? you may consider marking this field on dictionary level as read-only, if this is a requirement.