Group
|
Description
|
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SASUSERS
|
Includes all users who
have been assigned to applications that require metadata identities.
|
SAS Administrators
|
Enables users to perform
metadata administration tasks.
|
Folder
|
Purpose
|
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SAS Folders |
The root folder for
the folder structure. This folder can contain other folders, but it
cannot contain individual objects.
|
My Folder |
A shortcut to the personal
folder of the user who is currently logged on. See
User
Folders in this table.
|
Products |
Contains folders for
individual SAS products. These folders contain sample content that
demonstrates product capabilities and that users can modify for their
own purposes.
|
Shared
Data |
Is provided for you
to store user-created
content that is shared among multiple users. You can create any number
of subfolders to further organize content. You can also create additional
shared folders directly under
SAS Folders .
|
System |
Contains SAS system
objects. In SAS Cloud environments, these objects generally do not
need to be accessed by users or account administrators.
|
User
Folders |
Contains folders that
belong to individual users. These folders are referred to as users'
home folders and are designated with the user’s name. Each
home folder contains a folder called
My Folder .
This folder is the standard location for storing content that the
user creates.
|
Products
folder,
the System
folder, the User
Folders
folder, or the home folder or personal folder
of an active user.
Permission (Abbreviation)
|
Actions Affected
|
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ReadMetadata (RM)
|
Viewing an object. For
example, to see a report, you need the ReadMetadata permission for
that report.
|
WriteMetadata (WM)
|
Editing, deleting, or
setting permissions for an object. To delete an object, you also need
the WriteMemberMetadata permission for the object’s parent
folder.
|
WriteMemberMetadata
(WMM)
|
Adding an object to
a folder or deleting an object from a folder. To enable someone to
interact with a folder's contents but with not the folder itself,
grant WMM and deny WM.
|