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sbgoldberg13
Explorer
02-07-2019
06:48 AM
Can you set permissions in bulk for all macros in an app or TA? I want to set all macros in the Windows AD app to read.
Thanks.
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woodcock
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02-07-2019
07:44 AM
Not from the GUI but you can create a local.meta file inside your app in a directory called metadata with the following contents
[macros]
access = read : [ * ], write : [ admin ]
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woodcock
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02-07-2019
07:44 AM
Not from the GUI but you can create a local.meta file inside your app in a directory called metadata with the following contents
[macros]
access = read : [ * ], write : [ admin ]
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sbgoldberg13
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02-07-2019
07:49 AM
Thanks! SBG...
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sbgoldberg13
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02-07-2019
07:56 AM
@woodcock
is the "export = system" statement required?
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woodcock
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02-07-2019
08:00 AM
That sets the scope, which is either App (value of none) or Global (value of system).
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sbgoldberg13
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02-07-2019
08:04 AM
Cool. Thanks.
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