In the same situation described previously, what would Admin users see with the provided access rules?

The answer indicates that no results would be returned for Admin users based on the provided access rules. This suggests that the conditions established in the access rules do not permit Admin users to view any requests, regardless of their status.

In the context of access control in Mendix, this may happen if the access rules explicitly restrict visibility to certain statuses or if the rules are incorrectly configured. If Admin users are expected to have broader visibility, then the absence of results implies that the configuration is limiting them too much, possibly due to restrictions set on the entities or attributes linked to the data they are trying to access.

This situation emphasizes the importance of accurately defining access rules to ensure that users can view the data they require based on their roles or user types, particularly for Admin users who typically have higher privilege levels. Properly configured access rights would usually allow Admin users to view all requests, no matter what status they are in, unless otherwise stated in configurations.