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hadi_r
New Contributor
4 years ago

Restricting access to force Consolidate

Hello, is there a way to restrict users from force consolidating? Can we control who has access to force consolidate in the system?    Thanks, Hadi 
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StigThronaes's avatar
StigThronaes
New Contributor
31 days ago

Hi! I have tried this code but it seems it also restricts the user from running "standard" consolidate and also calculate and translate. How can I modify the code so it only restricts "Force Consolidate"?

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Oscar
Contributor
31 days ago

the following will tell you if it's force consolidate:

Dim isForced As Boolean = args.inputs(2)

Then add to your nested code as required:

If( isForced )
   .....
Else
  .....
End If

  • StigThronaes's avatar
    StigThronaes
    New Contributor
    31 days ago

    Thanks! It worked. However, it created another problem. I am no longer able to open the Task Scheduler (Business rule error). Is this a known issue? Once I deleted the wcfEventHandler business rule the Task Scheduler worked as normal again.

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      Oscar
      Contributor
      31 days ago

      I simplified the business rule

      Namespace OneStream.BusinessRule.WcfEventHandler.WcfEventHandler
	Public Class MainClass
		Public Function Main(ByVal si As SessionInfo, ByVal globals As BRGlobals, ByVal api As Object, ByVal args As WcfEventHandlerArgs) As Object
			Try
				Dim returnValue As Object = args.DefaultReturnValue
				args.UseReturnValueFromBusinessRule = False
				args.Cancel = False

				If (
 						args.IsBeforeEvent And
						ScenarioDimHelper.GetNameFromID(si, si.WorkflowClusterPk.ScenarioKey) = "Actual" And
						(args.OperationName = "Calculate" Or args.OperationName = "StartConsolidation")
					) Then
					
					Dim isForced As Boolean = args.inputs(2)
					If( isForced )
						Throw New XFException(si, New Exception("Force Cosolidation Not Allowed."))
					Else
						Return returnValue
					End If

				End If

				Return returnValue
			Catch ex As Exception
				Throw ErrorHandler.LogWrite(si, New XFException(si, ex))
			End Try
		End Function
	End Class
End Namespace

       

      • StigThronaes's avatar
        StigThronaes
        New Contributor
        21 days ago

        That worked! Thanks! I of course had to add the section below before row 17 to also apply this logic on a specific security group.

        If ( Not brapi.Security.Authorization.IsUserInGroup(si,"ForceConsolidate")) Then
        args.Cancel = True