Level 2 Sprint 2 Testing Role

Activity 2.4.11 Testing Role

Created Product Family Manager Role and then assigned myself this role.

I did not make any change to Workspace Administrator.

After testing, I changed my Role back to 'Full Access'.

But now, I cannot access the Modules I created

eg. DEM03 P3 SKU - no access, Accounts - no access.

What went wrong? How can I restore my full access?

Please advise!

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Accepted answers

JaredDolich

@YL

Check your accounts list. You probably turned on selective access and didn't give yourself access to all the accounts. Even if your a WA you still need to give yourself access if you turn on selective access.

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JaredDolich

@YL

Thanks Jared, I turned off Selective Access in List, and now have full access to my modules.

Does this mean:

1. Under Users, Account Write and Account Read take precedence over Model Role 'Full Access'?

2. If I create end users (eg Felix Account Family Manager) with Selective Access to Lists, then I need to make sure Model Builder also have Write Access to all Lists?

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