How To 5 - Product Object Permissions#
As a DejaCode superuser you can view and edit all the Products in your Dataspace. This chapter explains how to set the Object Permissions on a Product to make it visible to other users who are not superusers. You can assign permissions by individual user(s) or by permission group(s) or both.
1. Go to DejaCode Product Administration#
To begin setting Object Permissions for a Product:
From the DejaCode Home page, use the right-hand dropdown menu and select Products to go to Product Administration.

On the Browse Products form, filter and sort the list to find the Version of the Product that you want to manage. Open that Product by clicking on its Name or Version.

On the Change Product form, click the Object permissions button in the upper-right-hand corner of the form.

2. Set Product Object Permissions by DejaCode User#
Note that the DejaCode User who originally created the Product is already in the Users table.
Select a DejaCode User from the User dropdown list.

Click the Manage User button.

Double-click each Available Permission to be assigned to that User. Alternatively, you can select an Available Permission and click the right-pointing arrow.

Click the Save button to commit your choices. Click the Object permissions “breadcrumb” to return to that form.

Note that the Users table presents the updated User permissions, and that you can click on Edit to revise User permissions.

3. Set Product Object Permissions by Group#
Note that you can set permissions by User or Group or both.
Select a Group from the Group dropdown list.

Click the Manage Group button.

Double-click each Available Permission to be assigned to that Group. Alternatively, you can select an Available Permission and click the right-pointing arrow.

Click the Save button to commit your choices. Click the Object permissions “breadcrumb” to return to that form.

Note that the Groups table presents the updated Group permissions, and that you can click on Edit to revise Group permissions.

Also please note that the permission choices presented in this chapter are simply examples and not recommendations.
You have now made the Product visible, and optionally editable, by DejaCode Users that are not superusers.