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Protection for Scoping Objects

  1. User requests protection on a scoping object when defining a subset.
  2. User checks out the subset from the Host Encyclopedia to the toolset.
  3. During a subset checkout, the software looks at the protection that is requested for the scoping object and checks the Host Encyclopedia to see whether anyone has already checked out the object.
  4. If the scoping object is not checked out, the software usually grants the protection level requested. (See an exception in the following table.)

The following table shows subsetting protection that is granted to available scoping objects:

If you request an available scoping object with this protection

You get the scoping object with this protection

Delete

Delete

Exception: True as long as your subset contains all references to the object you wish to delete. Otherwise, protection may be downgraded to Modify.

Modify

Modify

Access

Access

Read

Read