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To ensure that other users with provisioning permissions cannot not modify your setup, you can lock:

  • A specific artifact (e.g., a virtual asset, virtual asset deployment, JDBC controller, message proxy, test scenario, file, or provisioning action)
  • A component—including all associated artifacts
  • A complete environment—including all associated components and all artifacts used in those components

Any user with provisioning permissions (e.g., a provision, system, or admin-level user) can add locks and unlock any lock that he or she locked.

Admin-level users can also unlock any lock (no matter which user applied the lock). However, they cannot modify resources that other users locked. If they wanted to modify a locked resource, they would need to unlock it first, then modify it.

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titleWhat if included artifacts are already locked?

If the component includes already-locked artifacts, CTP will display a warning dialog describing the conflicts. 


In this case, your options are:

  • Unlock what you just locked by clicking Undo. You can then ask the users (or an admin) to remove those locks, then try again to lock the component.
  • Immediately ask the users (or an admin) to remove those locks, then click Retry.
  • Continue with only selected artifacts locks by clicking Proceed.
  • Once locks are set, a lock icon will then be shown above the component, and all virtual assets, JDBC controllers, message proxies, data repositories, test scenarios, or provisioning actions used in that component will be locked. 

 

Unlocking

To unlock a component that you previously locked—as well as unlock the associated artifacts and component instances that you previously locked:

  • With the environment diagram in regular (not Edit) mode, select the component, then click the Unlock in the toolbar. .
     

 

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titleLocking/unlocking in Edit mode

You can also lock and unlock specific components in Edit mode:

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