Bypass timesheet_bo ts_owner filter?

[Boris_Ratak]

Hi,

I’m developping a small module for egroupware 1.6.x and I want to retrieve
timesheets using the timesheet_bo class. My problem is that timesheet_bo
only retrieves timesheets from people current users have right upon. In
example, if some timesheets were created by a user that doesn’t exist
anymore (account deleted), those timesheets won’t be retrieved by the
search() method, as I don’t have rights on this deleted user.

So my question is simple : Is there a way to tell the search() method not to
care about ACLs and retrieve all the timesheets matching my $criteria ?

I could make an alternative timesheet_bo class extending so_sql, but I would
prefer to use the original one.

Thx

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[Hans-Jurgen_Tappe]

Hi!

Boris Ratak schrieb:

So my question is simple : Is there a way to tell the search() method not to
care about ACLs and retrieve all the timesheets matching my $criteria ?

Create a user or group who have sufficient permissions. It is not a good
idea to bypass permissions.

Rgds,
Hans-Jürgen

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[Boris_Ratak]

Hi,

Boris Ratak schrieb:

So my question is simple : Is there a way to tell the search() method not to
care about ACLs and retrieve all the timesheets matching my $criteria ?

Create a user or group who have sufficient permissions. It is not a good
idea to bypass permissions.

Would be an idea, but I cannot give an account rights over a deleted person. My problem is mostly about deleted persons who still have timesheets in the database that count.