Private
The Private lifecycle state makes an object semi-hidden and modifiable
only by the owner. Private simulation processes are accessible only to the
owner and are not shared in the collaborative space. The owner of the
simulation process can demote it to the Private state. When the owner promotes
the simulation process to the In Work state, members of the collaborative space
can access it.
If the simulation process is created in a public collaborative space,
users with the
Author
baseline access role can access the simulation process as can users with a
customer-specific access role that allows that you to create simulation
processes.
In Process (or In Work)
The simulation process, and new versions of simulation processes, are
created in the In Process state and can be modified or deleted by the owner.
This state represents the simulation process while it is being developed, and
all members of the collaborative space can modify the simulation process. The
owner can demote the simulation process to Private or promote it to Complete;
the
Leader
can promote the simulation process to Released.
Complete (or Frozen)
The simulation process is complete and being reviewed for approval.
All members of the collaborative space have read-only access. Users can demote
and promote simulation processes between the In Work and Frozen states and from
the Complete to Released states without creating new versions. The
Leader
can demote the simulation process to Private or promote it to Released.
Released
The simulation process is available for production or delivery. Other
protected collaborative spaces can access the simulation process. Released
simulation processes cannot be deleted or demoted. When the simulation process
is no longer valid, the owner promotes it to the Obsolete state.
You use the Released state to share the object with other
collaborative spaces within the organization. The Released state is most often
used with protected collaborative spaces, where the access rights change
between the Frozen and Released states. In public and private collaborative
spaces, there is no access difference between the Released state and the
Complete state.
Obsolete
The simulation process is no longer used, is not expected to be
executed, and must not be used in a collaborative space. The owner can delete
the simulation process in the Obsolete state or create a new version of the
simulation process.
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