Administrators and Members in the project area
I can add administrators and members in both project area level and within team area.
From the link below,
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v3r0/topic/com.ibm.jazz.platform.doc/topics/t_assign_admin_web.html
Administrators have administrative privileges outside of the permissions defined by the process. They can modify the process configuration, team membership, and user information.
1. If I add a user as an admin in project area level, they will also have the admin right for all team areas within that project area. Is this right?
2. If I add a user as a member with a Developer role at the project area level, do it mean he will be a member/Developer in each team area, so I don't to add him as a member/Developer in each team area? Otherwise what's this member in project area level for?
Thanks
Jirong
From the link below,
Administrators have administrative privileges outside of the permissions defined by the process. They can modify the process configuration, team membership, and user information.
1. If I add a user as an admin in project area level, they will also have the admin right for all team areas within that project area. Is this right?
2. If I add a user as a member with a Developer role at the project area level, do it mean he will be a member/Developer in each team area, so I don't to add him as a member/Developer in each team area? Otherwise what's this member in project area level for?
Thanks
Jirong
3 answers
Hi Jirong,
The answer to both your questions is yes. If you are an admin in the project you will have administrative privileges for its team areas as well, and if a user is assigned a role in the project, then they also have it in any of the project's teams they are in.
Parker
Jazz Foundation | Process team
The answer to both your questions is yes. If you are an admin in the project you will have administrative privileges for its team areas as well, and if a user is assigned a role in the project, then they also have it in any of the project's teams they are in.
Parker
Jazz Foundation | Process team
Hi Jirong,
The answer to both your questions is yes. If you are an admin in the project you will have administrative privileges for its team areas as well, and if a user is assigned a role in the project, then they also have it in any of the project's teams they are in.
Parker
Jazz Foundation | Process team
Thanks, Parker.
I forgot to add one more question. For developer's role, the permission at project area level is different from the team area. So in order to have team area permissions, I still have to add the user into the team area?
Jirong