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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Capability Option Administrator<br />

Override emergency paths Y Y N N<br />

Override remove from obj Y Y N N<br />

Override remove from src Y Y N N<br />

Defaults for check out and create request<br />

Check out from env Y Y Y N<br />

Develop lib. (or Env. below) Y Y Y N<br />

Develop env. (or Library above) Y Y Y N<br />

Crt rqs target env (or Env Group below) Y Y Y Y<br />

Crt rqs target env grp (or Env above) Y Y Y Y<br />

Project reference Y Y Y Y<br />

Remove obj in from library Y Y Y Y<br />

Remove src in from library Y Y Y Y<br />

Enable one step checkout Y Y Y Y<br />

Enable one step promotion Y Y Y Y<br />

Products / Customer Options<br />

Common Questions<br />

How much authority should be given to developers?<br />

Developers should be able to check out, create a request, compile a request, and access the<br />

Workbench. Usually, you do not allow developers to move a request or perform setup<br />

functions.<br />

If users are restricted through <strong>Implementer</strong> to specific environments, is it possible for them to access<br />

libraries outside of the product?<br />

Yes. To restrict a user from a specific library outside of <strong>Implementer</strong>, use standard OS/400<br />

security by using the Edit Object Authority (EDTOBJAUT) command to specify the user’s<br />

authority to the library.<br />

Should a developer be allowed to change the default path?<br />

Project<br />

Leader<br />

Developer QA<br />

Maintain Products Y Y Y Y<br />

Maintain Product Versions Y Y Y Y<br />

Maintain Customers Y Y Y Y<br />

Users<br />

This depends on how strictly your company wants to control member/object location along a<br />

predefined path during development.<br />

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