on 04-03-2013 6:48 AM
Can we Delete a Control (Created under sub process) once created in GRC (NWBC). If yes, could you explain me the procedure.
Thanks in Advance
Yes you can, but explain a bit where did you create the controls at first place.
I am answering for general deletion:
Follow the steps:
1. Delete all the entries from your Mitigating control table for users for that control.
2. Then Proceed to delete it under Subprocess(Under Business Process).
Let us know if its not done.
Rajesh Nanda
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Hi Ramakrishna,
There are two type of controls in GRC
-Controls defined in PC application, which are as you said are created under Subprocess (under Activities and Processes>Business Processes).
From NWBC, you can simply choose the control and click on Delete button.
If the control has any existing cases/issues, it will throw an error. In that case, you need to delete the cases first and then control.
-Mitigation control-which are defined for AC application.
regards,
Rajeshwari
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