(Optional) If you need to change the setting in the file:Ĭlick Open > in Notepad.
New folder.lock files are set to by default. In the User column for that folder, right-click in the cell and click Create > folder.lock. In Data Workbench, open the Workspaces Manager by right-clicking within a workspace and clicking Manage > Profile > Workspaces Manager.Ĭlick the folder for which you want to create a folder.lock file. lock file to the appropriate folder, changing the name of the file (for workspace name.lock files only), and changing the setting in the file if necessary. You also can create a folder.lock or workspace name.lock file by copying and pasting an existing. You can create a new folder.lock file using the Create menu option in the Profile Manager or the Workspaces Manager. Finally, the Monthly Numbers.lock file is set to locked, which locks the Monthly Numbers workspace. The Workspaces\Custom sub-folder folder.lock file is set to unlocked, which unlocks all of the workspaces on the Custom tab. In this example, the Workspaces folder.lock file is set to locked, which locks all of the workspaces in this instance of Data Workbench. The following example of the Profile Manager highlights three elements:Ī folder.lock file for the main Workspaces folderĪ Monthly Numbers.lock file for the Monthly Numbers.vw workspace fileĪ folder.lock file for the Workspaces\Custom sub-folder You also can lock or unlock all of your folders (at the Workspaces folder level), then specify the exceptions for particular sub-folders (using folder.lock files) or particular workspaces (using workspace name.lock files). When locking entire folders, you can lock them at the Workspaces folder level or at the sub-folder (tab) level. Within the Workspaces folder of your Data Workbench installation directory, a folder.lock file specifies whether the workspaces in that particular folder are locked, while a workspace name.lock file specifies whether a particular workspace is locked. Read more about Data Workbench’s End-of-life announcement.
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