Chris,

I run in Locked mode as well.and while I don't run OOTB apps, what you will
likely want to look for is something that is setting 2 to something..likely
$USER$ on the screen.this would likely be an AL on window open or
something..the 'all fields' doesn't cause this problem unless you are in
fact trying to modify an existing entry and change the value in field 2..so
look for something that's changing it between open and button press to save
it.in this scenario you don't of course want that to change.correct the
workflow that's causing it to change, and submit a defect to BMC if you find
that something is.because it certainly shouldn't be.

 

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Chris Danaceau
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 3:23 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Can't modify Asset in production data set - Submitter Mode Locked
error

 

** 

ARS 7.6.3

ITSM/CMDB 7.6.3

AR Server Set to Submitter Mode = "Locked"

 

I tried to modify a CI in my production dataset and ran into a the following
error: 

 

ARERR [371] You cannot change the value of the Submitter field --
the "Submitter Mode" of the system is configured to be locked : 2


The preceding message occurred during the execution of active link
ASI:SHR:GenericSave_003_CreateModify_EnabledSandBox_SomethingInSandbox --
action 2. (ARNOTE 1101)

 

This was on a CI that had been Normalized and Reconciled.   I checked the
workflow logs and the AL in question is executing a push fields action that
matches all field ID's.   I would suppose that since the $SUBMITTER$ value
was NOT me the Submitter Mode Locked logic is firing.   

 

Has anyone else run into this?  Seems like a significant bug to me, since it
wouldn't allow Support Users to update CI's for which they are configured as
supporting.

 

-- 

Chris Danaceau

AttivaSoft Solutions Architect

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