Access to "team area" information
In window "team artifacts" --> "my Team Areas", by selecting a user in a team area, I can see all the team areas in all the projects the user belongs to. I would like to also get a list of the team areas a user belongs to without having to find him in a project first. I cannot seem to find out how to do this, is it possible?
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I guess I'll answer my own question. Our auditors are real big on keeping the access roles clean. Project managers can add or remove users at their discretion, but if a user is not assigned to any project, we are obligated to remove him. Since apparently a user needs to belong to a project so we can see what other projects he is assigned to, we will assign all users to a "housekeeping" project, so we can monitor what other projects the users belong to.
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In window "team artifacts" --> "my Team Areas", by selecting a user in a team area, I can see all the team areas in all the projects the user belongs to. I would like to also get a list of the team areas a user belongs to without having to find him in a project first. I cannot seem to find out how to do this, is it possible? Also,you can get a user's all team areas without having to know their proect area from the Team Areas section of Users Editor. |
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Thomas,
I still do not know how to do what you are saying. I can view the "Team Areas" in the user editor, but I do not know how to bring the user editor up without the user first being attached to my project in my "Team Organization". How do I bring up the user editor for a user that is not a member of any project? |
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I found it!!! Right click on my repository connection, select Administer --> Open Users, enter asterisk for all users, select user. Knowing this is called a "user editor" allowed me to find it in the help documentation.
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