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Jbbaxter04
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Sharing Composite Models through an App

Hello All.

 

I’m having issues with my team viewing Composite Models that I publish to an app. The Composite Model is composed of three Shared Datasets, each belonging to their own workspace. My users get a “Can’t Display the Visual” error in the app. It turns out that they can only view Data in the Composite Model if they have access as a member to the Shared Dataset's workspace(s).

 

As a workaround, I have to publish each Shared Dataset that the Composite Model is using to a central workspace that they are members to. This gives them visibility of the Composite Model, both through the workspace and an app. Is there a way for them to gain visibility through an app without adding them as members to a centralized workspace or each workspace that the Shared Datasets are maintained?

 

I appreciate any help you can provide!

  • Hi Jbbaxter04 

     

    This is how it should work because each user should have access to read from the underlying dataset. 

     

    For example if a user has access to a report but not the underlying dataset (Read permissions) the user will not be able to see the data.


    The same applies with composite models to ensure that the security is in place.

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  • Hi Jbbaxter04 

     

    This is how it should work because each user should have access to read from the underlying dataset. 

     

    For example if a user has access to a report but not the underlying dataset (Read permissions) the user will not be able to see the data.


    The same applies with composite models to ensure that the security is in place.

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      Jbbaxter04
      New Member

      Thanks for clarifying. This makes sense from a security standpoint.