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    Z67 not created when using a proxy

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Problem Symptoms:
    * When creating a new staff account (z66) ("PASSWORD INFORMATION") linked to a proxy, the system no longer creates z67 ("USER PERMISSION") records for it.

    * When one clicks on "Access Rights" in Staff Privileges for user XXXXX who has "FUNCTION PROXY - YYYYYY", one gets the message "The user XXXXX is managed by YYYYY". It is not possible to specify different Access Rights (different z67 values) for this user."

    Cause:
    Change in z67 proxy function in version 20-up.

    Resolution:
    * Prior to version 20 there were circumstances where a user could have z67 records even though they were FUNCTION-PROXY'ed to another user.

    * In version 20-up, a user who is FUNCTION-PROXY'ed to another user has no z67 records under their own rec-key (only the Proxy's rec-key).

    Additional Information

    * If the new accounts are created individually (not linked to any proxy), the z67 records are created as expected.

    Category: Staff privileges (500)


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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