CA Service Management

Gutis, cdtj, giedrius

Look this!

SOURCE CODE: z_get_user_privileges 

Perfect Timur, you're a genius!
BUT ... It does not work properly. Some data partitions are not displayed in the user context.
There must be some more secret we do not know yet.

found it!

void get_constraints_do() {
     send_wait(0, top_object(), "call_attr", 
          "iss",     // any factory, doesnt matte
          "get_constraints", 
          "iss",     // constraint factory
          "ALL"     // constraint type
                    // you can use short versions like VIE PRE UPD CRE DEL DEF
                    // or regular View Update Pre_Update etc
     );
}

Result based on role that executes this method, ex:

// Will show result for Admin role because TestAdmin using it
bop_cmd -u TestAdmin -f gc.frg get_constraint_do()
// Will show result for Emloyee role because TestEmployee using it
bop_cmd -u TestEmployee -f gc.frg get_constraint_do()

Regards,

Timur Alimov

Hi guys giedrius, cdtj,

I need to use some spel function that checks whether the user data partition allows the execution of a particular update operation on an object.
I have discovered that there is a function called 'get_constraints' that could help in this but I have not figured out how to use it.

"get_constraints", [(string)], [(string)]

I imagine it to be as follows:
send_wait (0, top_object (), "call_attr", "iss_wf", "get_constraints", [(string)], [(string)]);

or...
send_wait (0, top_object (), "call_attr", "cnt", "get_constraints", "iss_wf", "Create");

Any idea?