Unable to change the job create by another user.

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AmeyJoshi14
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Unable to change the job create by another user.

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Hi All,

In our project we are facing some strange problem.
The job DS_JOB_user01 has been created by user01, this job is running fine; now there is change request from the bussiness side due to this we have to add few columns in the DS_JOB_user01
Another user user02 has changed the job but user is unable to save any changes, following is the error message: :x

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Unable to write to RT_* files
I guess there is permission issue!! :shock: So we changed the permission of the all the RT_* files (for the specific job), then the user02 was able to complied and run the job. :)

So while developing a job by particular user is there any way where in user(owner) of the job can assign the write permission to all the user? :?

Thanks in Advance!!
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I reckon the users have not got their umask set to 002 or, perhaps, that they're not members of the same group.
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Yes, because the problem may be something else, such as some clown actually changing the permissions and getting it wrong.
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