Security "Reset" When Prod is Copied to Dev
Is it normal for certain security settings to be "reset" when a copy of production is made to dev? Every time we make a copy of production into the development environment certain security fields within Security Roles, Entity dimension, Scenario dimension, Workflow Profiles and Data Management Groups are set to "(Not Found)" instead of the correct security group. Is this normal? If so, what's the easiest way to update this? Thanks!
Slice Security - Data Cell Access
Can someone please explain the difference between "Apply Access" and "Increase/Decrease Access" in Slice Security ? For Example : How it makes a difference when selecting "Apply Access - All Access" Vs "Increase Access - All Access" Also please advise any training materials for Slice Security?Security Question - can we block users from submitting data in excel? We want to prevent a user from submitting planning data on certain UD members
Originally posted by Michael Malandra 1/23/2018 Security Question - can we block users from submitting data in excel? We want to prevent a user from submitting planning data on certain UD membersCellStatus retrieves a different status than shown in the Cube View
Hi all, I'm trying to build a CV with Entities on rows and Scenarios on columns that will show the status of the cell with the help of a Dynamic Calc. Here's the aspect of the CV (Scenario and UD8 on columns): TEST is my dynamic calc (also crossed with V#Annotation so it can display text). As you can see, I can write on U8#None and yet the dynamic calc returns READ. Here's my code: Dim sEntName As String = api.Pov.Entity.Name Dim sScnName As String = api.Pov.Scenario.Name Dim sStatus As String = Api.Data.GetDataCell("Cb#CORP:E#" & sEntName & ":C#Local:S#" & sScnName & ":T#2018M1:V#YTD:A#ADDUG:F#None:O#Forms:I#None:U1#None:U2#None:U3#None:U4#None:U5#None:U6#None:U7#None:U8#None").CellStatus.ToString brapi.ErrorLog.LogMessage(si,"sStatus = " & sEntName & " - " & sScnName & " - " & sStatus) If sStatus.XFContainsIgnoreCase("WriteAccess: False") Then Return "READ" Else Return "WRITE" End If Here's the POV of the first cell (on E#3002:S#Actual): Cb#CORP:E#3002G0:P#?:C#Local:S#Actual:T#2018M1:V#YTD:A#ADDUG:F#None:O#Forms:I#None:U1#None:U2#None:U3#None:U4#None:U5#None:U6#None:U7#None:U8#None And this is the Cell Status shown in the CV: However, the CellStatus that I'm retriving with my Dynamic Calc says the following (I highlight the incongruences in RED😞 Description: sStatus = 3002G0 - Actual - StoredBits: 33, DerivedBits: 264, ExistenceType=IsRealData, StorageType=Input, NoDataZeroViewOverride: Default, Invalid: False, Error: False, IsDefaultFreq: False, ReadOnly: True, ReadAccess: False, WriteAccess: False, CanCalculateFromGrids: False, IsLocked: False, IsFromCalcScript: True, IsDynamicCalc: False, IsCalcStatus: False Does anybody have any clues why the CellStatus looks different between the script and the CV? Thanks, GSF
Dashboard requires user to have maintenance access
Hi, We have a Dashboard Maintenance Unit which requires a user to have maintenance access for the object to be able to open the dashboard. In which cases is it necessary to have maintenance access for a dashboard if you don't need to maintain it in the Application-tab?
