Thad,

Yes Remedy support pointed me out to that, but that might still not work for
a situation where you would like guest users to fill in the survey.. Or
would it?

For e.g. if I log in as guest01 to create a request and after the request
was resolved the incident survey is sent to me, but then I log in as guest02
to respond to it. Would the single/multi tenancy switch help by changing the
submitter mode to locked?

I don't think it would. A submit based survey usually isn't dependent on the
login of the user but rather the instanceId of the survey being sent out.
That instanceId is set on the response thus validating in the system whether
or not the survey was responded to. Isn't that how a submit based survey
generally should be designed?

Joe
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  I was just reading the Change Management User guide for 7 and came across
this on Page 49 (Chapter 2, "Working with the Requester Console"):

  "Also the AR Submitter locked mode must be enabled for users with
read-only license to respond to surveys"

  Maybe that helps?

  Thad Esser
  Remedy Developer
  "Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."-- Richard
Bach


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  Tell me that they haven't changed it from its earlier version.. From what
it
  looks like, surveys in the new version seem to require write licenses?
Isn't
  it a 'Submit' based system anymore?

  A user on our test system after receiving a notification for an after
  service survey requires a write license to rate the service.. That is
  downright stupid if you have to grant write licenses to every end user
just
  to fill in a survey!

  Tell me I'm doing something wrong and the design of surveys still remain
  designed as a submit based system..

  Joe
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