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Get(PrivilegeSetName)

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I am trying to to use Get(PivilegeSetName) in an If else statement

so

the calculation is

Get(PivilegeSetName) = "Design Floor"

So

If [Get ( PivilegeSetName ) ≠ "Design Floor"

where the user is in this privilege group... however the If staement does not work and they go on to the rest of the script...

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Ok I have it.

The Get(PrivilegeSetName) has to be run in a script without full privileges otherwise it just returns "Full Access" so I set up a simple script on it's own to set a variable $$Privset with Get(PrivilegeSetName) which then holds the answer which I can then use in the main script using the variable.

Yep, you nailed it.

You could also just have the subscript have one script step:

Exit Script [Result: Get(PrivilegSetName)]

And in your parent script use Get(ScriptResult) to grab the value.

That way there's no $$ global variable hanging around in your data viewer.

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