Another approach is to create a filter with execute on create delete and
modify. Add all of the forms to it. Set the condition to match the users in
the test group set the else action the throw an error. Then you can just
enable the filter during testing and disable it when doen.
Ken.
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From: Trez Moreland <tmorel...@dbm.state.md.us>
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Wed, Sep 21, 2011 13:28:40 GMT+00:00
Subject: Re: Blocking Users from PRD Server for Testing After Upgrade
Thanks Ken & Frederick for the quick reply. Good ideas!
I have a fairly small test group about (8 testers) - problem is - some of my
user base authenticates via LDAP and a smaller # (about 25) use Remedy
authentication w/password management. Someone suggested using a
combination approach. The suggestion was that I consider exporting user
data for those who authenticate via Remedy (user name & password ), turn off
LDAP completely, delete password for Remedy authenticaters, assign testers
passwords in User form, complete testing, then import the passwords back
into the User form. Worst case would be about 20 users could potentially
have to change their passwords ... Makes me a little nervous though.
Any thoughts?
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