Open Data Domains
Assets on open domain types have two permission levels, public and private. Public assets are accessible to all visitors of your domain and can be discovered through the site-wide data catalog(if not hidden from the catalog by site admins).
Private assets can only be accessed by the dataset owner, users on the site with the appropriate permissions, or users with whom they've created a share with using the Sharing tool. You can read more about permissions here.
Changing the permissions of the dataset will now be done through the action bar. To do so you will need to select the "kebab" icon on the bar and then Manage Viewers.
From there you can select the audience of the dataset as Private or Public. The current state of the dataset will be highlighted.
Note: It may take up to 15 minutes for your dataset to be re-indexed and for the site-wide data catalog to be updated. The actual permissions change, however, occurs immediately.
Enterprise Data Domains
Unlike open data domains , internal domains have a three permission levels, private, public and internal. Click here to learn more about data sharing in enterprise data domains.
The steps to manage asset permissions on an internal domain are similar to those for open data domain, the main difference is the additional permission option.
Comments
It would be very useful for our organization if there was another status, between "Private" and "Public" like "Internal". This "Internal" status would allow the user to publish a dataset and give access to all users on the platform within the domain (making the dataset open within the organization) within a single click. This would allow us to still utilize the approval process for publishing since there is still a requirement for us to have some control/governance on creating and sharing datasets internally to ensure that we are all using the one 'truth' of the data.
Article is closed for comments.