To determine the system admins, you can run the following expression: =load( local!designerUsers: getdistinctusers(getgroupbyname("Designers")), local!adminUsers: apply(fn!isusersystemadministrator,local!designerUsers), index(local!designerUsers…

To determine the system admins, you can run the following expression: =load( local!designerUsers: getdistinctusers(getgroupbyname("Designers")), local!adminUsers: apply(fn!isusersystemadministrator,local!designerUsers), index(local!designerUsers…

To determine the system admins, you can run the following expression: =load( local!designerUsers: getdistinctusers(getgroupbyname("Designers")), local!adminUsers: apply(fn!isusersystemadministrator,local!designerUsers), index(local!designerUsers…

I do not believe there is any other way to make passwords expire at different amounts of time based on other criteria

Disadvantages will mostly be use case specific. For example, if your system is required to process bulk data, Appian is not necessarily the ideal tool for doing so. This isn't a disadvantage to most applications built in Appian, but it does impact some…

In debug mode, your process will allow you to monitor the instance as it moves through the nodes. If there is a specific node or nodes you want to see data from before it moves on then you can edit the process and add a timer for a length of time that…

You can use ctrl+F on one screen in Appian but I do not believe there is anyway to look between multiple dashboards with one search and no manual effort of changing screens.

Also, a high number of versions can lead to high memory usage. It's is recommended not to have more than 100 versions per process model in cloud environments. community.appian.com/.../kb-1314-how-to-address-high-memory-usage-in-appian-cloud-environments…

However, as mentioned in another topic ( community.appian.com/.../versions) , an extremely large number of versions can have an effect on how useful the versions are to developers if there's a lot of redundant versions or the versions don't necessarily…