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Fausto Lemos (168●1●15●18) | asked Dec 03 '08, 2:32 p.m.
Hi,

when i create a new project area, TC ( following the proccess configuration ) automatically creates a Team Stream Workspace. Inside this workspace i have a default component. Curiously, only logged in with ADMIN user i saw those default workspaces created; using a commom user i doesnt see nothing but my personal workspace and integration stream.

My question is: those "default workspaces" created has a special meaning or can i ignore them and create my own with no worry !?!?

Tks!

Fausto

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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k●3●30●35) | answered Dec 03 '08, 4:08 p.m.
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You can ignore those default workspaces (I always just delete them after
I create a new project area) ... they are no different from ones you
create yourself, and are just there so that a novice user has one
auto-created for them, so they can start playing around without having
to first figure out how to create a workspace.

Cheers,
Geoff

fausto wrote:
Hi,

when i create a new project area, TC ( following the proccess
configuration ) automatically creates a Team Stream Workspace. Inside
this workspace i have a default component. Curiously, only logged in
with ADMIN user i saw those default workspaces created; using a
commom user i doesnt see nothing but my personal workspace and
integration stream.

My question is: those "default workspaces" created has a
special meaning or can i ignore them and create my own with no worry
!?!?

Tks!

Fausto

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