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The following settings on the Security page apply to all sites in the farm.
Section | Selection | Description |
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Allow the Execute SQL action to impersonate the application pool identity |
Allow Execute SQL action to use the application pool identity |
Allows the workflow action Execute SQL to connect to the database as the application pool identity. |
Conditional workflow settings |
Allow System Account to trigger conditional workflows |
Allows the SharePoint System Account to trigger workflows that have conditional start configurations. |
Allow workflow schedules to impersonate the system account |
Allow workflow schedules to impersonate the system account |
Allows workflow schedules to execute using a system account identity. |
Allow entry of user credentials |
Allow entry of user credentials in |
Allows entry of manually defined credentials in the indicated areas.
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Allow 'Run now' on actions that interact with external data | Allow 'Run now' on actions that interact with external data | Determines whether the "Run Now" feature should be made available in actions that interact with data or systems outside of the workflow. |
Allow 'Run now' on actions that interact with external data |
Allow on sites that use workflow change approval |
Allows "Run now" on sites that use workflow change approval. Default setting: Disabled. |
Workflow schedule permissions | Require designer permissions to work with workflow schedules: | If set to Yes, the user must have Web Designer permissions to modify or create a workflow schedule. |
Workflow statistics permissions | Who can see workflow statistics: | Determines who can view the workflow statistics. You can specify No one, Site readers, and Site administrators. |
Enforce safe looping | Enforce safe looping: | Adds a hidden delay to every loop action in a workflow. This can prevent misdesigned workflows from repeating endlessly because a value has not been committed to SharePoint or from using up too many system resources. |
Enable maximum loop threshold | Enable maximum loop threshold: | Prevents unintended looping that can cause excessive load on the workflow timer job and thus impact workflow performance. When enabled, this option stops workflow instances containing conditional loop or state machine actions that iterate beyond the specified maximum loop threshold. The default value of 250 approximates the effective maximum iterations in a day for the default five-minute timer job setting. |