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A DocWriter Report is always owned by someone, and the system will show the last date it was updated and by whom.

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When we do not qualify as part of the ownership group, then we cannot perform changes to the Report that can be saved.

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Of course we can use the Report, and even copy it, we just cannot perform or save changes.

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In the next example, the Report is in public ownership. That means that anybody with access to DocWriter in this Datamart can work with the Report, and change it, and save it.

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The Ownership function will allow us to change the ownership status.

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As long as the ownership is not currently out of reach, we may introduce a new ownership setting.

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When I choose to own the Report myself, then no other User can change this Report, although they may use and / or copy it.

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If we choose to set ownership to Developers, then only Users who are Developer Users according to their User Master records, may change this Report.

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And of course, as already stated, when the ownership is Public, then all Users with access to DocWriter may change the Report.

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