I have a user 'abc' in two environments(test&uat), In both the environments the user 'abc' having same permissions.
But when I open the asset properties The properties look completely different than on test
UAT - wrong fields, also tabs don't show all required mandatory fields.
Test- as Expected showing correct results.
Can anyone help
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Asset will use metadata schema applied on the folder or its parent folder where it is present. All assets in a folder will have the same schema. You can check schema applied on folder using folder properties as mentioned in my above post.
@Vani1012 that happens when the metadata schemas are different in these 2 environments.
Can you try exporting a package of schema from this path: /conf/global/settings/dam/adminui-extension/metadataschema and import the same to UAT env?
This will start showing same metadata fields in both the asset properties.
Metadata schema is same in both the environments
Hi @Vani1012
If you have already attempted the suggestions previously mentioned and the issue remains unresolved, one possible solution to try would be to delete the current schema, apply the default schema and observe if you get the changes. Afterward, you may reinstall the schema you wish to use and evaluate if it makes a difference.
@Vani1012 : Check on two things :
a)same metadata schema with same set of fields etc exists on both env.
Check here :
b)same metadata schema has been applied on the folder where you are testing or on the root folder.
Check on asset folder properties for checking metadata schema applied on it:
If you have access to crxde you can also check folder's properties where you are testing , should have metadata schema or any of its root folder. By default , all have default schema applied.
How to find which metadata schema used by the asset?
Asset will use metadata schema applied on the folder or its parent folder where it is present. All assets in a folder will have the same schema. You can check schema applied on folder using folder properties as mentioned in my above post.
Check metadata schemas in both the environments first .Then check from folder properties which metadata schema is applied .
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