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0022127Openbravo ERPA. Platformpublic2012-10-29 09:312016-02-29 17:52
marvintm 
AugustoMauch 
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0022127: Ability to define datasets as "not updateable", so that they are initially created but afterwards not updated
Currently, if a module adds a dataset to the system, it is considered the owner of the dataset, so if the customer updates the module, then the Enterprise Module Management can be used to update the dataset information.

There is no way to define that a specific dataset should not be updated in any case. Therefore, if a dataset contains "configuration"-like information, which the customer may want to change, the next time the module which owns it is updated, the changes done by the customer will be overridden.

It would be useful to be able to define a dataset as "not updateable". In this case, the dataset would be initially created in the system, but afterwards, even if the module is updated, its contents would not be changed. In other words, after the dataset is created in the system, the customer would be the owner of the data, and would be able to change its contents as he wishes.

In the future, this distinction between "updateable" and "not updateable" could also be moved down to dataset table level, and even to dataset column level.
This feature request basically is related to the ability to apply datasets, done mainly in Initial Client Setup and Initial Organization Setup.
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related to feature request 0015951 new Triage Platform Base Dataset application to exclude active check-boxes 
has duplicate feature request 0015000 closed alostale Add a "Not Updatable" flag in the Dataset definition 
Issue History
2012-10-29 09:31marvintmNew Issue
2012-10-29 09:31marvintmAssigned To => AugustoMauch
2012-10-29 09:31marvintmModules => Core
2016-02-29 17:49ngarciaRelationship addedhas duplicate 0015000
2016-02-29 17:52ngarciaRelationship addedrelated to 0015951

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