| PageElementPermissionsLevel Enumeration | 
 
            Used by the 
PageElementPermissionsLevel property of the 
Compatibility feature to specify the 
ObjectPermissions
            available for use on a 
PageElementInfo object in an application.  For historical reasons the default level is 
Read.
            In order to upgrade an existing application to use 
ReadWrite you should perform the following steps:
            
- Check in all meta-data changes as the conversion process may alter existing meta-data.
- Check out all meta-data in prepartion for the conversion.
- Run the nq_add_pei_permissions.sql script against the repository to perform the conversion.
- Check in altered .meta files.
- Set the PageElementPermissionsLevel property of the Compatibility feature and check in the modified .meta file.
            If the conversion process is not performed then page elements that have been explicitly permissioned will lose the 
            
Insert/
Write/
Delete permissions.
            
 
    Namespace: 
   NetQuarry
    Assembly:
   EAP.Core (in EAP.Core.dll) Version: 2.0.0.0 (4.6.8.0)
 Syntax
Syntaxpublic enum PageElementPermissionsLevel
Public Enumeration PageElementPermissionsLevel
 Members
Members|  | Member name | Value | Description | 
|---|
|  | Read | 0 | The application supports only the Read permission on page elements.  When that permission
            is granted to a page element then all permissions are granted 
            (including Insert/Write/Delete).  
            With this permission level you cannot use page element permissions to configure a page element as read-only.  This is the
            historical and default permission level. | 
|  | ReadWrite | 1 | The application supports the Read/Insert/Write/Delete
            permissions on page elements.  All other permissions, except those, are implement when Read is granted.
            If the application was started with the Read level in place, you should run the nq_add_pei_permissions.sql script
            against the repository and check in meta-data modified by the script before switching to this level. | 
 See Also
See Also