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Hi there,
I created the following type projection:
<TypeProjections>
<TypeProjection ID="WorkItem.RelatedConfigItems" Accessibility="Public" Type="WorkItem!System.WorkItem">
<Component Path="$Target/Path[Relationship='WorkItem!System.WorkItemRelatesToConfigItem']$" Alias="RelatedConfigItem" />
<Component Path="$Target/Path[Relationship='WorkItem!System.WorkItemAboutConfigItem']$" Alias="AboutConfigItem" />
</TypeProjection>
</TypeProjections>
I can choose this type projection in the criteria menu if I create a view but I can't select it if I want to create a queue. It seems I can create the queue based on my custom TypeProjection only manualy, by editing the managemnetpack. Are there other options?
It's not possible to build queues on System.WorkItem. I expect this is an intentional restriction by Microsoft not wanting you to build queues encompassing multiple work item classes.
It's not possible to build queues on System.WorkItem. I expect this is an intentional restriction by Microsoft not wanting you to build queues encompassing multiple work item classes.
It's an older post but maybe it's still helpful:
Creating Queues and Groups Using Type Projections
Regards
Andreas Baumgarten
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Hello Andreas,
the issue that I described in the start post was that I had created the queue manually already wich contains my type-projection. And I asked for other option. The link u shared shows how to create a queue manually what I already did. I attached my queue which is also listed and editable under library > queues in the console. But an other issue appears if I bind this queue to a role, the role has no access to any work item. Any suggestions?
Sorry, now I got it.
As far as I know the only option is to edit the MP.
If you assign/bind the Queue to a SCSM User Role the related User Role is allowed to read the User CIs as well?
1st option: Allow All ConfigItems
2nd option: Create a SCSM Group for User CIs and and "bind" this to the SCSM User Role)?
Regards
Andreas Baumgarten
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I'm using the author role-profile for my user role and enabled all classes, config-items, groups, tasks, views and forms. I restricted only the queues to my custom queue which I attached above and I got no results.