To edit the granular policies on a materialized Restricted View (RV) of an OSv2 object type, you must edit the policies on the RV backing the object type, which will then propagate to the materialized RV.
Timestamp: April 10, 2024
No, it is not possible to attach files in that manner. You need to explicitly parent the attachment through an action.
Timestamp: April 16, 2024
The identifiers will remain the same when moving columns between Restricted Views, so the property API name and property rid will not change.
Timestamp: April 16, 2024
null
, and the pipeline runs but the field remains null
in the pipeline, what will be shown for the property?When the pipeline runs, if the timestamp property updates to a more recent timestamp than the edit, the property will revert to null
. If the timestamp property remains the same (or is null
), then the user's edit will win.
Timestamp: June 13, 2024
true
or false
to "Yes" or "No" in an action form without converting the property to a string?This can be achieved through the Constraints section of the Boolean property configuration by selecting Multiple choice and Define options manually, then setting different display values for true
and false
.
Timestamp: June 26, 2024
Yes, the visibility of the object is based on the Restricted View policy. If an object is created without specifying anything in the column(s) used in the Restricted View policies, the object's visibility will depend on those policies, which could result in it being hidden from everyone.
Timestamp: June 25, 2024
Changing the materializations only affects the materializations themselves and anything downstream. It will not affect the edits information stored in Object Storage V2.
Timestamp: March 7, 2024