on ‎2014 Oct 16 2:57 PM
Hi Experts,
System: SAP IDM 7.2 SP9 patch 7 (MS SQL 2012)
I would like to use SQL to decide who can use my task. However I wouldn't find the 'Filter' option in the "Allow access for" field. Is it no more available for use? I wish this is a bug and they bring this option back in further releases. I want to restrict a task for users who doesn't have the attribute 'MX_AUTHQ_001' set, is there a workaround to achieve this?
Kind regards,
Jaisuryan
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@Krishna
There is also a filter option for the first dropdown. At least it should be there.
@Jaisuryan
If this is a bug, I wouldn't wait till a new release but open an OSS ticket. We use that filter quite a lot, but I'm on SP8. Somebody on SP9 here, who can check, if they see the option?
I don't think they took this option out, otherwise the field where you put the SQL statement for it would be gone, too.
Did you just update? Maybe something went wrong there.
Regards,
Steffi.
Thanks Krishna, it worked after we checked the option in Identity store. Hopefully it affects the UI performance only for the tasks which has SQL filters.
Hi Steffi,
I wanted to check with experts here before I confirm its a bug. Even a check box can do alot in IDM
Thanks for your help.
Hi Tero,
Seems legit for a workaround but enabling this option can save some work and time. Thanks for your help again.
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Jai Suryan wrote:
I would like to use SQL to decide who can use my task. However I wouldn't find the 'Filter' option in the "Allow access for" field. Is it no more available for use? I wish this is a bug and they bring this option back in further releases. I want to restrict a task for users who doesn't have the attribute 'MX_AUTHQ_001' set, is there a workaround to achieve this?
How about just setting privilege/role to the ACLs and assigning that privilege automatically to users? Either to all users and excluding the non-identity type of users or assigning the privilege to the users when the password reset questions are set?
regards, Tero
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