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2 hours ago
Hi All,
Could you please help me in understanding, if i can create a view for table (ex. Incident) which has both read and write access. If yes, what kind of permission should be provided on the view.
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54m ago
Hi @Raghuj ,
Yes, you can create a view for a table like Incident that allows both read and write access by configuring the appropriate ACLs specifically, you need to create a table level ACL with read and write operations and assign it to the desired roles, ensuring that users have the necessary permissions to interact with the table through the view...
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8m ago
Views are alternate form layouts for the same table. You select which fields are visible and in what order it is presented to the user accessing the form.
Create/Update/Delete permissions at table and field level is maintained by roles and ACLs. You can view below article for more information
https://www.servicenow.com/community/itsm-articles/access-control-lists-in-servicenow/ta-p/2304210
You can follow below approaches using scripted ACL to provide permissions based on view
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Thanks,
Bhuvan
