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How to delete a user from an imported Document Vault

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Dear All,

I've installed M-files version 6 on Windows 7 (both 64-bit).

Then I imported a Document Vault from version 5 of M-Files

As far as I understand it, a user account from the imported Document Vault
was also migrated, but now I want to get rid of it and delete it (see attached screenshot).

When I highlight the Core333\Carel account however, there is no option to delete it.

Is there a way to remove this account?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.


Regards,

Carl.

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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I just figured out myself.. pictures in the guides (for example in M-files API, UserAccount Object) show just the delete. And there is no mentions about disabling in the guides. ???

    I noticed I've been too sloppy with the words in the above text.. (modified it a little). The two accounts are Login Account and User Account. Login account can be seen as a single user identity and it is not a vault-specific object, but common for all vaults. Login account holds user-specific information not related to the vault, like the user's name, e-mail address and license type. This can be disabled too.

    User Account for each vault holds the permissions for that specific vault for the document and to document vault itself (administrative rights).



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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    I just figured out myself.. pictures in the guides (for example in M-files API, UserAccount Object) show just the delete. And there is no mentions about disabling in the guides. ???

    I noticed I've been too sloppy with the words in the above text.. (modified it a little). The two accounts are Login Account and User Account. Login account can be seen as a single user identity and it is not a vault-specific object, but common for all vaults. Login account holds user-specific information not related to the vault, like the user's name, e-mail address and license type. This can be disabled too.

    User Account for each vault holds the permissions for that specific vault for the document and to document vault itself (administrative rights).



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