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Add property to allow disabling of inline sql permission checks

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  1. Set this to false if you do not want inline sql joins to check
  2. permissions when searching for assets.
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    permissions.inline.sql.check.enabled=true

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Bug - A problem which impairs or prevents the functions of the product. LPS-19099 Inline Permission checking is not scalable. Causes performance slowdown on portlets with pagination.

  • Major - Major loss of function.
  • Closed - The issue is considered finished, the resolution is correct. Issues which are not closed can be reopened.
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Bug - A problem which impairs or prevents the functions of the product. LPS-12238 browsing the Document Library with thousands of files and folders is very slow

  • Major - Major loss of function.
  • Closed - The issue is considered finished, the resolution is correct. Issues which are not closed can be reopened.

Bug - A problem which impairs or prevents the functions of the product. LPS-18274 Disable inline permission check will cause MB category visible to guest

  • Major - Major loss of function.
  • Contributed Solution - A solution for this feature has been contributed by our community and is awaiting review for submission.

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Justin Choi added a comment -

Tested in the following environments:

1. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.0.x. Revision 79079.
2. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.1.x. Revision 79453.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Add blogs portlet
2. Add 2 blogs
3. Remove guest view permissions for one of them
4. View the blogs portlet with a guest and see if both show up.

If the property is true, then only 1 should show up. After it's set to false, both should show up.

Results: with the property set to true, the guest cannot view the blog that had the Guest View permission turned off. With the property set to false, I could see only one blog, not both. Failed.

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Justin Choi added a comment - Tested in the following environments: 1. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.0.x. Revision 79079. 2. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.1.x. Revision 79453. Steps to reproduce: 1. Add blogs portlet 2. Add 2 blogs 3. Remove guest view permissions for one of them 4. View the blogs portlet with a guest and see if both show up. If the property is true, then only 1 should show up. After it's set to false, both should show up. Results: with the property set to true, the guest cannot view the blog that had the Guest View permission turned off. With the property set to false, I could see only one blog, not both. Failed.
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Justin Choi added a comment -

Failed Manual Testing in the following environments:
1. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.0.x. Revision 79079.
2. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.1.x. Revision 79453.

Changing the value from true to false did not change the guest view permissions.

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Justin Choi added a comment - Failed Manual Testing in the following environments: 1. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.0.x. Revision 79079. 2. Tomcat 6 + MySQL 5. IE8. 6.1.x. Revision 79453. Changing the value from true to false did not change the guest view permissions.
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Justin Choi added a comment -

Failed manual testing

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Justin Choi added a comment - Failed manual testing
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Marc Piparo added a comment -

Any updates on this functionality? Setting property to false does not perform as expected for me either.
Assets without Guest View not included in results.

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Marc Piparo added a comment - Any updates on this functionality? Setting property to false does not perform as expected for me either. Assets without Guest View not included in results.
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Vicki Tsang added a comment -

This is being bulk closed in preparation for the new workflow.

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Vicki Tsang added a comment - This is being bulk closed in preparation for the new workflow.

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