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04-15-2024 04:11 AM
Hi Community,
As I am trying to understand Access Controls, I have a few questions:
1. what it means if we have only "false" in script condition?
2. What is the role of security attribute condition and the difference between local and existing?
3. What is the GlideSecurityManager()?
4. What is "isPublic" here checking for, and the property?
Requesting the community to help me understand. Thanks in advance.
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04-15-2024 04:47 AM
Hello Sree Vidya,
Please find below my responses -
1. what it mean if we have only "false" in the script condition? - It means ACL will restrict any given permission specified in role or condition.
2. What is the role of security attribute condition and the difference between local and existing? - please refer to the below community post
3. What is the GlideSecurityManager()? - please refer to the below community post for more insights on this -
https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/glidesecuritymanager-and-acls/m-p/1792842
4. What is "isPublic" here checking for, and the property? - Please refer to the below blog for more insights
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04-15-2024 04:47 AM
Hello Sree Vidya,
Please find below my responses -
1. what it mean if we have only "false" in the script condition? - It means ACL will restrict any given permission specified in role or condition.
2. What is the role of security attribute condition and the difference between local and existing? - please refer to the below community post
3. What is the GlideSecurityManager()? - please refer to the below community post for more insights on this -
https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-forum/glidesecuritymanager-and-acls/m-p/1792842
4. What is "isPublic" here checking for, and the property? - Please refer to the below blog for more insights