We have generally been told that popup screens are not possible to modify, though trying to do it with permissions sounds interesting. I do not know of a permission that granular, though.
What you might consider is writing a custom PL/SQL event attached to the “New” event for the LU being created. The PL/SQL code could make sure that flag is not checked, and could even base it on whether or not the order was added by a sales rep.
I have seen some issues with changing a record that has just been added, but I think it can be done as long as you make sure the event fires in “after” mode.
Goodluck,
Joe Kaufman
Hi,
I don’t think permission set idea will work here. Because if a particular user has access to see a screen he can see all the fields in a specific tab, unlike menu items.
As @sutekh137 has mentioned you can create a custom event to get the desired work done.
Create a new custom event and write an action when a new object is created on the relevant table. You can use a Execute Online SQL as the Action Type. Write SQL command which updates the above check box field to ‘FALSE’ after adding a new record.