Configurations: ArcSDE Workgroup on SQL Server Express (10.1).
Basically, we just want this user not to delete, not to update the existing features but to create new features.
The followings are done through DATABASE CONNECTION in ArcCatalog's Catalog tree.
Before the dataset is register, user permissions on that dataset have only one: INSERT. After the dataset is registered as versioned, the same user's permissions are changed. All of the three write permissions, e.g., INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE, are selected.
There is no way to just select one permission. For example, if INSERT is checked, the other two editing permission, UPDATE and DELETE, are selected automatically; if INSERT is un-checked, the other two editing permission, UPDATE and DELETE, are de-selected automatically. It sounds like that the editing permissions are packed in one permission, e.g. write.
On the other hand, from DATABASE SERVER in ArcCatalog's Catalog tree, through a database server connection, there are read and write permission. The WRITE permission is NOT detailed as update, insert, and delete.
In the ArcSDE Enterprise level, these permission can be set separately.
What is going on here? Does it mean that permission setting in ArcSDE Workgroup can NOT be as specific as UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE, but be general as WRITE? Is this the setting of Workgroup ArcSDE?
Any other helps will be more than welcome.
Thanks,
Mike
Basically, we just want this user not to delete, not to update the existing features but to create new features.
The followings are done through DATABASE CONNECTION in ArcCatalog's Catalog tree.
Before the dataset is register, user permissions on that dataset have only one: INSERT. After the dataset is registered as versioned, the same user's permissions are changed. All of the three write permissions, e.g., INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE, are selected.
There is no way to just select one permission. For example, if INSERT is checked, the other two editing permission, UPDATE and DELETE, are selected automatically; if INSERT is un-checked, the other two editing permission, UPDATE and DELETE, are de-selected automatically. It sounds like that the editing permissions are packed in one permission, e.g. write.
On the other hand, from DATABASE SERVER in ArcCatalog's Catalog tree, through a database server connection, there are read and write permission. The WRITE permission is NOT detailed as update, insert, and delete.
In the ArcSDE Enterprise level, these permission can be set separately.
What is going on here? Does it mean that permission setting in ArcSDE Workgroup can NOT be as specific as UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE, but be general as WRITE? Is this the setting of Workgroup ArcSDE?
Any other helps will be more than welcome.
Thanks,
Mike