Show update sets for non admins
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‎05-31-2017 07:20 AM
I am using UI16 on Istanbul. I am trying to get workflow editors work to be captured in an update set but not give them the admin role.
Following the instructions here - Grant access to the Update Set Picker - I have created a new role and added it to the ACLs for being able to read and write to the sys_update_set table but cannot get it to display the update sets in the Sytem settings menu.
I have also tried adding a User preference for the user themselves to to display it in the header - glide.ui.update_set_picker.in_header, but again no luck.

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‎05-31-2017 07:52 AM
Hello Corinne,
The Update Set picker appears on the Settings panel. The picker allows users to choose an update set for tracking customizations. By default, only administrators can use the Update Set picker. To grant access to additional users:
- Add the following system property.
- Name: glide.ui.update_set_picker.role
- Value: enter the role that has access to the Update Set picker (in addition to administrators).
- Note: This property accepts only one role. To give access to multiple roles, create a new role (example, update_set_picker) and include that role in the roles that need access.
- Click Submit.
Note: Users must have permission to read the Update Sets [sys_update_set] table to see any choices in the Update Set picker.
http://wiki.servicenow.com/index.php?title=Administering_Update_Sets#gsc.tab=0
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‎06-27-2017 08:09 AM
Hi there,
Yes this, combined with the other actions I had taken - worked!!!
Thanks very much
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‎06-27-2017 08:10 AM
Can't seem to mark it as an answer though...