on 09-26-2013 11:32 AM
What is the difference between "No match nor conflict found" and "No Violations Found"?
While doing Risk analysis and on role level I am getting the message either No match or no violation.
NO violation found , if user exist and violation does not exist.
no match found if user does not exist.. not 100 % true.
if you are on SP12.
only keep those tab which u fill.
like system, user ruleset , rest remove by clicking minus symbol besides it.
this will give u result.
let us know if you any other query.
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Hi Pranjal,
Yes, Prashant is correct. You get message 'No Violation found' if that user exists but not having any violation.
and the message 'No match nor conflict found' comes if that user does not exist and you are trying to check its violation.
Please make sure that you user is properly synced.
Regards,
Shaily
Hi everyone,
I'm facing a problem on this... If I'm running Risk Analysis with "Excluded Mitigated Risk - No", I'm able to get all user data ( i.e., Mitigated Risks, Unmitigated Risks etc), but the same when I'm running with "Excluded mitigated risk - Yes" keeping all other parameters same... I'm getting " No match, nor conflict found" instead of " No Violations found".
Can anyone explain what could be the issue??
Thanks,
CS
Hi everyone,
I'm facing a problem on this... If I'm running Risk Analysis with "Excluded Mitigated Risk - No", I'm able to get all user data ( i.e., Mitigated Risks, Unmitigated Risks etc), but the same when I'm running with "Excluded mitigated risk - Yes" keeping all other parameters same... I'm getting " No match, nor conflict found" instead of " No Violations found".
Can anyone explain what could be the issue??
Thanks,
CS
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