As Stephen mentioned, you can make the field read-only in the required base profiles, so that the users attached to that base profile will have that field read-only. It is useful to make the field read-only to particular set of users.
If you want the field to make read-only for all the users (even for app owner), you can do that defining it as a conditional field as below.
For an example, if you want to make the Receipt Date in PO header read-only, you can do it as below.
Thanks,
You could make a custom event that compares the old and new values and throws an error if they disagree. This ensures every means of updating the field is blocked. This also gives you the ability to define logical exceptions.
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As Stephen mentioned, you can make the field read-only in the required base profiles, so that the users attached to that base profile will have that field read-only. It is useful to make the field read-only to particular set of users.
If you want the field to make read-only for all the users (even for app owner), you can do that defining it as a conditional field as below.
For an example, if you want to make the Receipt Date in PO header read-only, you can do it as below.
Thanks,
Outstanding, This is a complete new information to me. Thanks a lot
You could make a custom event that compares the old and new values and throws an error if they disagree. This ensures every means of updating the field is blocked. This also gives you the ability to define logical exceptions.
Thanks a lot
You store this behaviour against a Base Profile and roll this out to all the end users.
As Stephen mentioned, you can make the field read-only in the required base profiles, so that the users attached to that base profile will have that field read-only. It is useful to make the field read-only to particular set of users.
If you want the field to make read-only for all the users (even for app owner), you can do that defining it as a conditional field as below.
For an example, if you want to make the Receipt Date in PO header read-only, you can do it as below.
Thanks,
Outstanding, This is a complete new information to me. Thanks a lot