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administrator
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2011-05-12 01:18
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A user can LOCK an object if:
- the object is not already locked
and he has the lock access in the object's current stage
A user can UNLOCK an object if:
- he is the locker
or he has the unlock access in the object's current stage
If an object is locked and you are not the locker, you can perfom any action on the object. |
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g_prajeesh
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2011-05-12 08:59
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In Context Designer UI, I have to explicitly select the lock. Most of the cases when a user edit business Object, he has to lock the object so that no one else can update the object at the same time.
"If an object is locked and you are not the locker, you can perfom any action on the object."
The above line is confusing me. If an object is locked and I am not the locker, I should not be allowed to modify it. Only locked person can modify it. I hope current implements hold this. |
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administrator
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2014-08-02 17:13
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Sorry, there is a mistake in the sentence; obviously the correct one is:
"If an object is locked and you are not the locker, you CAN'T perfom any action on the object." |
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