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11-Garnet
April 10, 2017
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Allow Creator to Modify the Participants of a Promotion Request

  • April 10, 2017
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We'd like to allow the creator of a promotion request the ability to modify (add or delete) members while the request is still In Review.

Is there a change that can be made under the Policy Administrator to allow this?

We are currently running Windchill PDMLink 10.1 M030.

Thanks in advance.

Best answer by BineshKumar1

The access permission to modify team  should be in /System domain, not the default domain. Keep in mind, this is not promotion request specific, if you set this access control, tony tester will be able to modify even other teams, say change notice team.

Once you modify team, Windchill will assign task to the newly added user with a new work item without a reassgin

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22-Sapphire I
April 10, 2017

Need to give Modify permission to the "Team" Object.

zgodula11-GarnetAuthor
11-Garnet
April 11, 2017

Mike,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I've enabled this permission but where exactly would the user be able to modify the participants on the Promotion Request?

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I've checked the Promotion Request>Process>Members section and a user cannot modify:

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Where would a user be able to modify the Promotion Participants?

I'd like for Tony Tester to be able to add another user to the EGApprover role.

Thanks again.

22-Sapphire I
April 11, 2017

Should have these tools for a specific promotion request (shown as admin below) - I'll have to check if Modify for the Team object is enough.

note: After the workflow has "delivered" a task to any user, one cannot add another person - have to re-assign.

21-Topaz I
April 10, 2017

You cannot make changes to a promotion request as far as I know.

22-Sapphire I
April 12, 2017

A more sophisticated but flexible approach (if you don't want to give general Modify permission to all Teams) is to create a parallel "Manage" activity in the workflow template using Setup Participants type.  This would only be used when the team for that request needs to be changed, and can be assigned to whatever Role makes sense.  It limits the permission to change the team to just that request.  I've used this a few times and have seen others use quite a bit.