Difference between "cross-scope access" and "restricted caller access"

[sebastian_g_snc]

Hi all,

I have difficulties to understand, how both interact or complement each other. Is "restricted caller access" just a more granular of access definition? If so, why is there cross-scope access?
Can somebody please explain a little? 

Thanks in advance.

Seb

[Alberto Consonn]

Hi Sebastian,

Restricted caller access defines cross-scope access to applications.

So, to set access for the entire application, or to pre-approve or deny future requests from a cross-scope script or application, you can create a record in the Restricted Caller Access Privileges [sys_restricted_caller_access] table.

Hope now is more clear for you.

Please, remember to mark Correct or Helpful if you find my response useful.

Cheers
Alberto

[Alberto Consonn]

Hi Sebastian,

Any update on this?

Can you mark my answer as correct, helpful and hit like if you were able to achieve the requirement. This helps in removing this question from unanswered list and helps users to learn from your thread.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers
Alberto

[sebastian_g_snc]

It looks like RCA is an HRSD specific feature.

So I am still looking for an exact explanation, which I haven't found yet. 😞

[JennyHu]

Hi Sebastian,

I'm wondering the same thing.  Have you got an explanation yet?

Thanks,
Jenny