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10-07-2009 06:38 PM
We're runing Collaboration 2010 with Inventor. Within the Collaboration client, there is an option to attach a file. When I try to attach a file, there is aprompt telling I don't have the correct permissions to complete this task.
Can someone tell me where I can change the permissions for this?
Joe
Can someone tell me where I can change the permissions for this?
Joe
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10-07-2009 08:39 PM in reply to:
joe.berg
Hi Joe,
At first please make sure your role has the rights to attach a file, in Collaboration we have below roles can do this:
*Document Editor (Level 1)
*Document Editor (Level 2)
*Administrator
You can assign role to specific user from:
*Vault Collaboration Client
Tools->Administration, Security tab, Users
*ADMS 2010
Tools->Administration, Security tab, Users
And then you can modify the permission of that file or folder from Vault Collaboration main menu:
File->Properties, Security tab
Hope this helps,
-Dicky

Dicky Shu
SQA Engineer
PSEB-GE-ACRD PSEB
Autodesk, Inc.
At first please make sure your role has the rights to attach a file, in Collaboration we have below roles can do this:
*Document Editor (Level 1)
*Document Editor (Level 2)
*Administrator
You can assign role to specific user from:
*Vault Collaboration Client
Tools->Administration, Security tab, Users
*ADMS 2010
Tools->Administration, Security tab, Users
And then you can modify the permission of that file or folder from Vault Collaboration main menu:
File->Properties, Security tab
Hope this helps,
-Dicky

Dicky Shu
SQA Engineer
PSEB-GE-ACRD PSEB
Autodesk, Inc.
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10-08-2009 06:34 AM in reply to:
joe.berg
Dicky,
Thank you for your help.
My users has those rights at the group level and at the user level.
It still doesn't work.
Joe
Thank you for your help.
My users has those rights at the group level and at the user level.
It still doesn't work.
Joe
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10-08-2009 08:00 AM in reply to:
joe.berg
Could you please check the ACL of the file you want to attach something on?
You can view it via:
1> Select the file in Vault Explorer.
2> Main menu: File->Properties...
3> Security tab
Check that to see if you assign the correct rights to this file.
If your user was assigned appropriate permission, the file may also be locked from editing by state-based security.
Please check the status of the file. Is it in Work In Progress? or other status you may not be able to edit on.
Thanks,
-Dicky

Dicky Shu
SQA Engineer
PSEB-GE-ACRD PSEB
Autodesk, Inc.
You can view it via:
1> Select the file in Vault Explorer.
2> Main menu: File->Properties...
3> Security tab
Check that to see if you assign the correct rights to this file.
If your user was assigned appropriate permission, the file may also be locked from editing by state-based security.
Please check the status of the file. Is it in Work In Progress? or other status you may not be able to edit on.
Thanks,
-Dicky

Dicky Shu
SQA Engineer
PSEB-GE-ACRD PSEB
Autodesk, Inc.
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10-08-2009 09:13 AM in reply to:
joe.berg
Dicky,
Yes, I found the problem. The file has to be in any other status, other then RELEASED.
Joe
Yes, I found the problem. The file has to be in any other status, other then RELEASED.
Joe

