Need to Apply validation to Address Line1 in Self Service HR

Hi all,
Currently user is able to enter any no. of characters in Address Line1 through Self Service HR (ie. web). We would like to resctrict user to enter not more than 20 Chars in Address Line1.
Could anyone please let me know whats the best method to have this done.
Thanks,
Nagesh

Hi Nagesh,
Employee personal address comes from the DFF called "Personal Address Information" Select the Localization Address which you are using from Context Field Value, select the segment and check under Address Line one and set the value set to 20 Characters (Mandator).
Note: this does not require any personalization.
I hope this helps you.
Regards,
Naga Suresh. Challapalli

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