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Set the Role permissions to the Specific States in RTC

Hi All,

We have a Role called "Tester" in RTC.

My query is!

The users belong to the "Tester" role should not perform the actions "Cancel" and "Close", when the Defect is in "Not a Defect" state.

They should able to perform the actions "Cancel" and "Close", when the defect is in other states.

Request for your help,

 Thanking You...!

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 See Process Enactment Workshop for the Rational solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management lab 3 how to set permissions on workflow actions. I think there is one example. Otherwise just look at the permissions in RTC for Save work Item, Trigger a workflow action for the roles and remove their permissions.

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Hi Ralph Schoon,

Thanks for the reply,
I tried with the option "Trigger a workflow action".

But this can be applicable for all the states of the workflow,
Tester Role users will not perform the above mentioned actions in all the states of Defect WorkFlow.

But i want it for specific State like when a defect is in "Not A Defect" State.

Thanking You...!


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 If you can not implement this by permission, you would have to create a custom server extension - an advisor - that prevents the state change for the specific roles from the specific state. An example and pointers to enablement material can be found here: https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2014/05/26/only-owner-can-close-workitem-advisor/


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Thanks Ralph Schoon!

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