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[8.x] [8.x] [DOCS] Update servicenow search connector DLS limitation (#123865) #123870

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Expand Up @@ -144,6 +144,13 @@ For default services, connectors use the following roles to find users who have

For services other than these defaults, the connector iterates over access controls with `read` operations and finds the respective roles for those services.

[IMPORTANT]
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The ServiceNow connector applies access control at the service (table) level.
This means documents within a given ServiceNow table share the same access control settings.
Users with permission to a table can access all documents from that table in Elasticsearch.
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[NOTE]
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The ServiceNow connector does not support scripted and conditional permissions.
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For services other than these defaults, the connector iterates over access controls with `read` operations and finds the respective roles for those services.

[IMPORTANT]
====
The ServiceNow connector applies access control at the service (table) level.
This means documents within a given ServiceNow table share the same access control settings.
Users with permission to a table can access all documents from that table in Elasticsearch.
====

[NOTE]
====
The ServiceNow connector does not support scripted and conditional permissions.
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