Print Manager in LSF9

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mrdey
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    Users are able to see other people's print job by selecting the drop down in print manager. Any suggestions on how to resolve this issue. Thank you.
    Derek Czarny
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      If you are using Lawson Security, you can create a conditional rule in the GEN profile.
      mrdey
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        Derek,
        Thank you so much for the response, but, even though I am writing a conditional rule in the batch securit class on the username element, users can for example pull up IC220, then type in another users name and use the drill around to see their print jobs. The rule does not seem to take effect.

        Thankfully this is all in DEV and testing...
        Nick
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          I believe this is controlled by the 'Access' flag on the user's RM record.
          MattD
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            I would recommend creating a second batch role that you call BatchUserRole.  Make this role user specific by adding rules for the Username element.

            if(UserName==user.getHostServiceId())
               'I,A,M,'
            else
               'NO_ACCESS,'

            and the QUEUEDJOB element.

            if(isElementAccessible('UserName','','UserName',''))
               'I,A,M,'
            else
               'NO_ACCESS,'

            This should secure the users from accessing each others batch jobs.  Hope this helps.

            Cheers,
            Matt
            MattD
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              My apologies QUEUEDJOB is not an element.  It is listed under Files.

              Matt
              John Henley
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                You would need to secure the token itself, IC220. If you are seeing this for a lot of forms you probably need to investigate your security.
                Thanks for using the LawsonGuru.com forums!
                John
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