D2-Security ,Workflows & Life Cycles

 D2 Security Model

Inheritance models can be configured for both security and properties to automatically set and/or enforce permissions and metadata values based on a document’s context.

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D2- Workflows

In D2Config, we only able to configure the already created workflow i.e from Process builder or workflow manager.

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Differences between Workflows and Lifecycles

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D2 Lifecycles Vs Documentum Lifecycles

Documentum lifecycles are generally linear, with promotion to the next state defined by a set of entry criteria. D2 lifecycles are more flexible, allowing different transition paths between states and a more extensive set of entry and exit conditions and actions. Either type of lifecycle can be used in D2, although mixing D2 and Documentum lifecycles for the same content is not recommended.

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Will come back with some more posts on D2, hopefully D2 jobs next time.

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