Run as single user?
+5Has anyone here, out of frustration with the one-manager-only limitation dropped the whole Destination framework (and ADUM/SQLUM/MUM) and rolled their own security and user-routing framework? If so, how did that work out?
+5Ok. I was more than a bit frustrated with K2's UM framework yesterday. Today's a bit better, having hacked the SQLUM to suit my needs. If you have a requirement (as we do) for all users within a department to access the tasks of all other users you can modify the SQLUM.dbo.GetManageUser [sic] stored procedure to suit your needs. In my case I simply return all users by commenting out the where clause.
This can easily be extended to reflect more complicated arrangements (like a manager's manager seeing ALL (and not just direct) descending reports; all users in a given role seeing the tasks of users within that role, etc, etc.
This can easily be extended to reflect more complicated arrangements (like a manager's manager seeing ALL (and not just direct) descending reports; all users in a given role seeing the tasks of users within that role, etc, etc.
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