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Python Toolbox - Restricting Tools

MikeEdwards

Hello,

I created a python toolbox that is being rolled out to my entire corporation. There are two tools that should only be accessible by one group in the corporation. I would like to keep everything in one toolbox so I don't have to maintain multiple toolboxes.

Is there a way I can lock down certain tools? I haven't been able to find anything online suggesting you can. Or is my only option is to have different toolboxes containing only the tools people should have access to?

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RandyBurton

With a python toolbox, perhaps if isLicensed() returns false if os.environ['username'] is not in a list, table or file, you might be able to limit who uses the tool. Just a thought.

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RandyBurton

Glad it worked out.

MikeEdwards

Thank you again. This worked.

MikeEdwards

Awesome thanks. I'll give those a try.

RandyBurton

With a python toolbox, perhaps if isLicensed() returns false if os.environ['username'] is not in a list, table or file, you might be able to limit who uses the tool. Just a thought.

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