Oracle Workflow Guide Release 2.6.2 Part Number A95265-02 |
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To change the protection level of an object, display the Access tab of the object's property page. The protection level that you set for an object is dependent on your current access level. You can control access to an object in one of four ways:
Preserve Customizations | Lock at this Access Level | Access Level applied to Object |
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Cleared | Cleared | Object may be updated by any access level. |
Checked | Cleared | Object may only be updated by users with access levels equal to or higher than your current access level. |
Cleared | Checked | Object may only be updated by users with access levels equal to or lower than your current access level. |
Checked | Checked | Object cannot be updated by any access level except for your current access level. |
Attention: If you have installed the beta version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer on your PC, which automatically installs an early version of a file called comctl32.dll, you may not see the lock icons appear on the locked objects in Oracle Workflow Builder. To correct this problem, install the production version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer to replace comctl32.dll with the latest copy.
The protection and access levels in Oracle Workflow are present to remind you that certain workflow objects should not be modified or should only be modified by someone accessing the tool at an authorized access level. It is not intended as a means of securing or source controlling your workflow objects.
Attention: Most workflow objects provided by Oracle Workflow have a protection level of 0, which means the objects can only be modified by the Oracle Workflow team, operating at an access level of 0. If you attempt to alter your access level to 0 and modify the data anyway, your customizations will not be supported, especially if Oracle Workflow provides an upgrade to the seed data that may overwrite the modifications you make to the originally protected data.
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