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Document Type level permissions will be assigned for a security group or a user who are in Active Directory Group. Document type level permissions are enforced when we check the ‘Enforce Permissions’ check box for a Document Type in the DAT (DBXL Administration Tool). When the permissions are enforced the user in this group will be ...
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Permissions are not enabled by default. To turn document level permisions on check the enforce permissions box in the document type configuration.
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Document Types (Templates) configured in the DBXL Admin Tool (DAT) are listed and the configuration can be edited by selecting the edit button.
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If we want to change the DBXL Admin permissions and Global level permissions later after installing DBXL, we can change them by editing the web.config file of the DBXL web service.There are three sets of permissions that can be set at the global level. ...
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During the Database Accelerator (DBXL) install you can add permissions to the security group or a user who is in Active Directory Group. Members of the DBXL Admin security group can add document types and manage access permissions to DBXL document types. By default the DBXL Admin level permissions will be set to ...
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Yah definetly you could secure the form to allow only the originator or the authoriser get to view the information.
I do not think that SharePoint could lock it to both users unless created by is the requester and modified by is the authoriser. But my guess is modified by trumps created by but it would need to be tested.
Good Luck.
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Hey troy,
You should be able to add code or rules on a button that will remove the T00:00:00. You will use the substring-before() function. If all else fails, you could try creating a view in the database that has a column that gets the correct substring that you are trying to pull down.
Good luck!
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Essentially if i were to be tempted to go down that route i would probably use Infopath to filter it and say if @Authorisers_Email_Address on the form matches 'mail' from AD then allow authorisation. Otherwise, default to screen with a close button and an explanation.
Plus your solution would stop the original user seeing his ...
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> So you are saying the preview function does not work at all regardless whether data is present or not.
yes
I have used the program for 2 months (I have downloaded infopath 2007 from MSDN), after a period of 20 days of unused I got the problem. During this period I have installed Visual Studio 2005 and SDK for Workflow. I thought ...
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I have one idea. Essentially we want the [Me] view, accept we want to set who the me is.
From what I know, SharePoint uses Display names in the modified by field to accomplish this. So what I would propose is that after you submit the form you update the list and change the modified to field from the display name of the user to the display ...