Windchill allowing Iteration change on Released file
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Windchill allowing Iteration change on Released file
I am able to check out, modify, and check in a Released file. I am creating multiple Iterations of Released file. I do have some admin privileges, but I don't think I should be allowed to do what's described. Released Version/Iteration should be locked for Users. I don't even know where to start looking for cause. Windchill 11.1 Mo2o. Thanks.
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Use two different logins - one for your normal work and one for your admin work. It doesn't require any additional licenses.
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If you have modify rights on that object in the Released or All state, you will be able to check it out and modify it. I would look at the policy admin and View ACLS for that object. See what rights are granted.
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Typically the product manager can update the released objects. Check the "TEAM" and see what role you have for that container & check to see if the ACL (Access Control List) is set correctly. Designers and engineers should not have access to change any released state objects.
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Thanks for quick responses. I see that I am a Product Manager. I don't know where/how to access ACL. I spend 98% of my time as a Designer and 2% helping department by doing simple tasks like renaming and fixing common user errors. Is there a way for me to retain privileges, but not accidently make that mistake while doing Design work in Creo?
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Use two different logins - one for your normal work and one for your admin work. It doesn't require any additional licenses.
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The only way is to use 2 logins. One for your designer role and the other for the Product Manager role.
Barring that, just be careful of what you do.
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Product Manager or Library Manager are basically admins for those contexts. god mode engaged.
