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Restrict user to raise request for one application only in one request

Kaushik1
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Hi Team,

In Saviynt, we are reviewing the cases where users are able to select multiple applications while raising one request. Is there any option to restrict users to raise request for one application/ endpoint at a time that is if a user has added application 'A' to their Cart then they cannot add another application 'B' at the same time in that particular request.

Also, Is there any query to find out the cases where one request was raised for multiple endpoints? The endpointascsv column is considering the endpoint as 1 in this case.

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dgandhi
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The 1st and 2nd point that  you are asking doesn't seem to be possible.

Regarding raising multiple application in one single request, endpointascsv column will list down all the application name in comma separated value.

 

Thanks,
Devang Gandhi
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Kaushik1
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If the request was raised for application A and B in one request, then endpointascsv comes up A,B. Could you please help here to understand why endpointascsv is unable to identify <,> (comma) if it is present in column endpointascsv?

Use request_access_attr table with attribute name as ENDPOINT 


Regards,
Rushikesh Vartak
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Kaushik1
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Hi,

There is no table named - request_access_attr.

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request_access_attrs is the correct table name. looks to be a typo.

Regards,
Naveen Sakleshpur
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