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Exclude Read-Only Entitlement in User Manager Campaign

KarthikaMoorti
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Hi,

We have a scenario request from our client stating that,

A user having 2 types of access/entitlement to an Application.

  1. Read-only access
  2. Edit access

And client wants to exclude read-only access from the certification. So is there any advanced query to filter those access in the advanced configuration level?

Thanks,

Karthika Punyamoorti

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AmitM
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Hi @KarthikaMoorti , yes there is an option to filter entitlements in advance config.

Here is one sample for account entitlement1 query to only include entitlements of specific entitlementType

ae1.entitlement_valuekey.entitlement_value like '%AAA32%' and ae1.entitlement_valuekey.entitlementtypekey ='128'

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Thanks,

Amit

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@AmitM - Thanks for your response.

But we have a condition, if user has edit access along with read-only access then we need to exclude the read-only access during certification. 

So will the above query will satisfy our condition?

Yes, if you have a logic to what you mentioned above. A logic that can be achieved through db query then yes.

I don't have enough visibility on your data to tell you that, but Saviynt support queries in advance config so if you can create a query for your use case, you can use that to exclude in config.

Thanks,

Amit

dgandhi
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is there way to identity between read only access/ edit access. if yes then you can add that as condition in the advance filter in the campaign configurations.

 

Thanks,
Devang Gandhi
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@dgandhi - Thanks for your response.