Question about permissions
What is the difference between
Delete query (Server) and Delete a query under permission of Proecess configuration?
There are a lot of other, similar examples.
It nearly seems that the Delete query (Server) is a kind of folder. You have to select a sublevel of it. Is that correct? But why is there added (Server)? What does it mean? Not all parent levels have (Server) with it.
Delete query (Server) and Delete a query under permission of Proecess configuration?
There are a lot of other, similar examples.
It nearly seems that the Delete query (Server) is a kind of folder. You have to select a sublevel of it. Is that correct? But why is there added (Server)? What does it mean? Not all parent levels have (Server) with it.
2 answers
Hi, Elisabeth.
In this case, "Delete query (server)" is the name of the operation you
perform when you delete a query. The (server) in the name tells you that
this operation is executed on the Jazz server. Some operations run on
the client which implies some different characteristics, so the UI
always distinguishes the two.
The "Delete a query" node that you see nested inside the operation is an
action that the operation can perform. This case may look a little
strange because it is the *only* action that this operation can perform.
In Jazz, we use actions to allow users to configure permissions at a
finer grain.
For a better example of how actions can be structured within an
operation, take a look at the operation labeled "Save Work Item (server)".
--
Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team
ehodel wrote:
In this case, "Delete query (server)" is the name of the operation you
perform when you delete a query. The (server) in the name tells you that
this operation is executed on the Jazz server. Some operations run on
the client which implies some different characteristics, so the UI
always distinguishes the two.
The "Delete a query" node that you see nested inside the operation is an
action that the operation can perform. This case may look a little
strange because it is the *only* action that this operation can perform.
In Jazz, we use actions to allow users to configure permissions at a
finer grain.
For a better example of how actions can be structured within an
operation, take a look at the operation labeled "Save Work Item (server)".
--
Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team
ehodel wrote:
What is the difference between
Delete query (Server) and Delete a query under permission of Proecess
configuration?
There are a lot of other, similar examples.
It nearly seems that the Delete query (Server) is a kind of folder.
You have to select a sublevel of it. Is that correct? But why is
there added (Server)? What does it mean? Not all parent levels have
(Server) with it.