Control access to incremental changes

As an administrator, you can control how incremental changes are managed and accessed within Teamcenter. You can use an In IC Context rule to allow Structure Manager or another structure editor application to control access to operations tracked by incremental change. Use the information mentioned in this topic for controlling access to incremental changes. To create an incremental change, you must have write access to the incremental change revision. If your site requires a different access policy on incremental changes to regular engineering changes, other rules may be required, for example, the naming convention for incremental change identifiers. Your administrator can use an In IC Context rule to allow Structure Manager or another structure editor application to control access to operations tracked by incremental change. This rule is unlike other rules because it does not depend on the properties of the object. If there is an active incremental change in the structure editor and the operation performed by the user is tracked by incremental change, the In IC Context (true) rule is satisfied, and Teamcenter applies its associated ACL. In this situation, applicable structure edits include edits to occurrences, occurrence notes, transforms, and attachments in structure context.

Caution Always use this rule with the true argument. The false argument applies to all objects, regardless of whether the structure is edited.