If a default set object is directly scoped or brought in as an expansion object, the default protection that is shown in the table is overridden. Instead, the default set object receives the protection that is granted to the scoping object or expansion object. For example:
The following table shows default set of objects (with protections) included in every subset:
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Object Category |
Object |
Protection |
|---|---|---|
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Root objects |
Root subject area for the model |
Access |
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Root function for the model and its data view set |
Access |
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Root organizational unit, if one exists |
Access |
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System-supplied functions and dialects |
System-supplied functions for time, date, and so on. |
Access |
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Dialects |
Access |
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Global exit states |
Global exit states |
Access |
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Messages and bilingual text for global exit states |
Read |
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Work attribute set and system attributes |
System supplied work attribute set and system attributes |
Access |
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Bilingual text for prompts and system attributes |
Read |
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Scroll amount values |
Scroll amount values in the model |
Access |
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Bilingual text for scroll amount values |
Read |
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Technical design, database, and storage groups |
Default database used by technical design object, if database exists |
Access |
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Default storage groups used by the technical design, if storage groups exist |
Access |
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