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SKMundra
4 years agoNew Contributor III
Is there any way that we can stop users from running Force Consolidate for a given period
hello all, please suggest if there is a way that we can stop users from running Force Consolidate for a given period?
Hi all
There is an event handler to control front end actions. You can use it to prevent a force consolidate. You will find the details here.
You just need to check the condition (i.e. that it is a force consolidate) and then cancel the action. If you like to inform the user, that force consolidate is disabled, you need to trigger an error and control the error message.
But use it careful, you can stop the front-end from working correctly, because a bug prevents functions that trigger the event handler to fail.
Regards Christian
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- ChristianW
OneStream Employee
Hi all
There is an event handler to control front end actions. You can use it to prevent a force consolidate. You will find the details here.
You just need to check the condition (i.e. that it is a force consolidate) and then cancel the action. If you like to inform the user, that force consolidate is disabled, you need to trigger an error and control the error message.
But use it careful, you can stop the front-end from working correctly, because a bug prevents functions that trigger the event handler to fail.
Regards Christian
- CliftonNew Contributor II
Thanks for sharing this information Christian. I am getting a access denied error when I click on the link you provided above. Do you know what kind of access I need to see it?
- ChristianW
OneStream Employee
Hi Clifton, please contact you Onestream services contact or your partner (if you are a customer) to get the information. Regards Christian
- aanasimNew Contributor
hi there, using a wcf event handler, there's only an option to check if it is calculate when checking if it is running for consol or calculate using wcfeventhandler servicetype . calculate. do you have a snippet to check if OS is running a consol as opposed to calculate?
- Clarke_HairContributor
I just spent 10 hours yesterday fixing just this issue. Someone accidently hit Force Consol vs Consol. There should be a second prompt at minimum saying are you sure on any Force. Hopefully it is on the list of improvements.
- SKMundraNew Contributor III
Hi Clarke, agree .. Same issue we are facing somewhere, really spent too much time on it now..
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