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If a developer edits a component in a package and a second developer tries to edit that same component in the same package, the second developer gets the following error message: COMPONENT IN USE. It would be nice if you then press F1, that you can see the userid of the developer who is editing that component.
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If a developer edits a component in a package and a second developer tries to edit that same component in the same package, the second developer gets the following error message: COMPONENT IN USE. It would be nice if you then press F1, that you can see the userid of the developer who is editing that component.
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If a developer edits a component in a package and a second developer tries to edit that same component in the same package, the second developer gets the following error message: COMPONENT IN USE. It would be nice if you then press F1, that you can see the userid of the developer who is editing that component.
i would love to see this one also so end user knows who has member
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If a developer edits a component in a package and a second developer tries to edit that same component in the same package, the second developer gets the following error message: COMPONENT IN USE. It would be nice if you then press F1, that you can see the userid of the developer who is editing that component.
This functionality was introduced in ZMF 8.2 via DEF127774.
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If a developer edits a component in a package and a second developer tries to edit that same component in the same package, the second developer gets the following error message: COMPONENT IN USE. It would be nice if you then press F1, that you can see the userid of the developer who is editing that component.
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