When viewing a single data connection, you can edit the list of repositories that have access to the connection. Restricting repository access to a connection ensures that users logged into that repository cannot see or use the connection when adding data sources. For example, you may want to restrict users from connecting to a certain type of external data file.
Note: Every data connection must be accessible to at least one repository.
To edit repository access from the Edit Repository Access window
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To grant repository access to the connection:
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In the Available Repositories column, select one or more repository names. To select multiple names, press the Ctrl or Shift key and click the names you want.
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To add the selected names to the Repositories with Access column,
either click the Include button ()
or drag and drop the names. You can also double-click a name to move it.
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To add all repositories, click Include All ().
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To restrict repository access to the connection:
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In the Repositories with Access column, select one or more repository names. To select multiple names, press the Ctrl or Shift key and click the names you want.
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To add the selected names to the Available Repositories column, either
click the Exclude button ()
or drag and drop the names. You can also double-click a name to move it.
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Click Exclude All () to move all names to the Available Repositories column (but you must grant
access to at least one repository).
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Do one of the following:
- Click Done to save your changes.
- Click Cancel to close the Edit Repository Access window without saving your work.