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Gregs138
Helper I
11 years ago
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Manage another user's content Pack

So I ran into a situation with publishing a content pack.  I am setting up a new tenant and shuffling user names etc so this was sort of my own fault, but it is OK because it highlights a potential p...
  • meysun's avatar
    meysun
    11 years ago

    If you create the content pack from a group space, then any user who is a contributor to the group can delete it.

    Designating certain groups for Content Pack / data governance is in our backlog.

     

     

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meysun
Resolver IV
11 years ago

If you create the content pack from a group space, then any user who is a contributor to the group can delete it.

Designating certain groups for Content Pack / data governance is in our backlog.

 

 

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AlongTheseLines
Advocate III
11 years ago

meysun - what happens in the simple case where the publisher of a content pack leaves the company?

  • andre's avatar
    andre
    Memorable Member
    11 years ago

    There is no elegant way to deal with this right now.  If the account was deleted, I don't think you can do anything.  If not, you can have the AD admin change the password so that you can log in as that user and make necessary updates, provided you still have the original artifacts (desktop model or excel power pivot)

    • Gregs138's avatar
      Gregs138
      Helper I
      10 years ago

      Was wondering if there has been any update on this.  Still have a content pack sitting out there that can not be deleted.