Data Publish

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Application Scenarios

If you want to share data in an analysis subject of My Analysis with other users, you can publish data to Public Data through Apply for Publication.

Then, other users can use the data in Public Data. The published data is shown in the following figure.

Functions

Data in My Analysis that has applied for publication and obatined permissions will occur in the folder of Public Data.

The data creator or the parent data resource creator can apply for publication. Data for collaborated editing or use cannot be published by collaborative users.

A data table can only be published to one folder under Public Data.

Applying for Publication by Users

1. Choose  > Apply for Publication after editing data in an analysis subject of My Analysis.

2. Fill in information in Apply for Publication and click OK.

The items are explained in the following table.

Reviewing and Publishing Data by the Admin

With Data Management Permission for the Folder to Be Published

If you have management permission for the folder under the path to be published, the data will be published successfully without the approval of the admin.

A record is generated in Publication Management.

Without Data Management Permission for the Folder to Be Published

1. If you do not have management permission in Permission Management of System Management for the folder under the path to be published, the application needs to be approved by the admin. ..

2. The admin finds the data that has applied for publication under System Management > Publication Management. ..

3. Click Process to view the table information applied for publication, set Directory, and select Application Suggestions. For example, choose Agree to Publish > OK.

Note:

Admin can only select directories with management permission.

A record is generated after publication. For details, see section "With Data Management Permission for the Folder to Be Published".

Data Preview

Choose Public Data > Function Data to view the published data. 

You can still edit the self-service dataset that has been successfully published.

If the admin sets the permission (available for you) for the published self-service dataset, the permission set for the published self-service dataset is also effective to you.

You can rename and edit the published self-service dataset in My Analysis, not in Public Data.

You can cancel the pulished self-service dataset in My Analysis, Publication Management of System Management, and Public Data.

After the table is unpublished, other users cannot view the sub-tables and components based on the table and components based on the sub-tables. Unpublication is equivalent to deleting the source table, which can be normally used after republication. The contents (like association relations and table permissions) set according to the originally published self-dataset are not reserved, except those created within the self-service dataset.

In My Analysis

You can unpublish the data applied for publication.

If the admin does not approve the application, you can unpublish directly.

If the admin has approved to publish, you can:

1. continue to unpublish. 

2. After submitting the application to unpublish:

If you have the management permission for the published dataset, you can unpublish directly without the admin's approval and submitting the application to the admin. ..

If you do not have the management permission for the published dataset, you can unpublish after being approved by the admin. The prompt is shown in the following figure.

After the data is unpublished, the corresponding dataset in Function Data of Public Data is removed. 

In Public Data

Choose  > Unpublish in Public Data. A prompt pops up as follows.

Click OK to unpublish the self-dataset successfully. 

In System Management

Choose System Management > Publication Management as the admin and click Process to unpublish the published table. 

You will receive a notification for the unpublication. 

With the editing permission in My Analysis but without the management permission in Public Data for the self-dataset: edit data in My Analysis.

With the managment permission in Public Data and the editing permission in My Analysis for the self-dataset: click Enter My Analysis in Public Data to edit data.