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07-28-2016 06:07 AM
After submitting a request, the variables are carried over to the RITM record as editable. Do most companies leave as editable or make read only? What are the ramifications either way? If best practice is to make read only, what is the best way?
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12-16-2019 10:18 PM
I found the most appropriate solution for this , incase there are lot of catalog items and you want to implement on all the variables.
Then just create one UI policy on sc_req_item table
and in condition "select state is "one of" and "select all states" , so that it will always be true
keep onLoad checbox checked and then in script put this
ONce this is created , raise any catalog item and when you see RITM variables all of them will be readonly by default.
And no need to worry abt worknotes and additional comments as people can still log into that.
And most important you can test in different views as well like default and workspace it will be success.
Mark my ANSWER as CORRECT and HELPFUL if it works

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09-19-2016 07:09 AM
Hi Patricia,
Yes I do agree, most of our clients have this requirement.
I would suggest to avoid any customization in order to stay aligned with the product (cost, maintenance, performance, upgrade...),
I recommend to use the SNC OOTB feature, managing access by role.
- Open the variable form
- Add "Write role" to the form/list
- Add "admin" role to the variable
The variable won't be editable anymore after the submission by a non-admin user.
Tips and tricks : Set it up as default value.
Configuration :
Result :
Thanks,
Regards,
Lionel COMANDINI
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12-16-2019 10:18 PM
I found the most appropriate solution for this , incase there are lot of catalog items and you want to implement on all the variables.
Then just create one UI policy on sc_req_item table
and in condition "select state is "one of" and "select all states" , so that it will always be true
keep onLoad checbox checked and then in script put this
ONce this is created , raise any catalog item and when you see RITM variables all of them will be readonly by default.
And no need to worry abt worknotes and additional comments as people can still log into that.
And most important you can test in different views as well like default and workspace it will be success.
Mark my ANSWER as CORRECT and HELPFUL if it works