Jacques Dancause

Thank you for the clarification; this makes sense.

Hey all. I have a field node being defined in our version of FunctionalCI, called "hostname". Definition as follows: <field id="hostname" xsi:type="AttributeString" _delta="define"> <sql>hostname</sql> <default_value /> <is_null_allowed>true</is_null_allowed> </field> Now, in a child class, Server (child through FunctionalCI -> PhysicalDevice -> ConnectableCI -> DatacentreDevice -> Server), I want to redefine this node to have <is_null_allowed>false</is_null_allowed> Normally I would just add this...

Hey all. I have a field node being defined in our version of FunctionalCI, called "hostname". Definition as follows: <field id="hostname" xsi:type="AttributeString" _delta="define"> <sql>hostname</sql> <default_value /> <is_null_allowed>true</is_null_allowed> </field> Now, in a child class, Server (child through FunctionalCI -> PhysicalDevice -> ConnectableCI -> DatacentreDevice -> Server), I want to redefine this node to have <is_null_allowed>false</is_null_allowed> Normally I would just add this...

Solved! I found it in the core itop code. It's CMDBObject::SetTrackInfo and SetTrackUserId.

I found it in the core itop code. It's CMDBObject::SetTrackInfo and SetTrackUserId.

Hi there, this may be a weird question, but we've noticed a sort of 'Bug'. We have scripts to backfill certain fields in our data that may be inaccurate or unfilled. For example, we have a UUID field for each for assets. We have a script to run to update all the existing assets without UUIDs, and it works well, however... We've noticed that the Activity Log/Panel inaccurately shows the user who updated the record. It will always show the current logged in user as the user who did the change, regardless...

Hi there, this may be a weird question, but we've noticed a sort of 'Bug'. We have scripts to backfill certain fields in our data that may be inaccurate or unfilled. For example, we have a UUID field for each for assets. We have a script to run to update all the existing assets without UUIDs, and it works well, however... We've noticed that the Activity Log/Panel inaccurately shows the user who updated the record. It will always show the current logged in user as the user who did the change, regardless...

Hi there. I am familiar with adding groups through extensions, with <user_rights> <groups> <group></group> </groups> </user_rights> However, it is not clear if it's possible to delete a group. For example, definited in the module itop-profiles-itil, let's say I want to remove the following group, without editing the core module: <group id="Documentation" _delta="define"> <classes> <class id="Document" /> </classes> </group> Why can I not go into my extension and add: <group id="Documentation" _delta="delete"...