Examples of using Securable object in English and their translations into Malay
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A securable object is anything to which permissions can be assigned.
The page description describes the inheritance status for this securable object.
If this securable object is already using unique permissions that are not inherited from the parent, proceed to the next step.
At a later time, you can choose to re-inherit permissions from the parent securable object.
The Permissions: Securable object name page displays all users and SharePoint groups(and their assigned permission levels) that are applied on this securable object.
Open the list orlibrary in which you want to break inheritance from the parent securable object.
Note: If permissions are being inherited from the parent securable object, you cannot add users or SharePoint groups directly to the securable object. .
Also, check boxes appear next to the Name column ifunique permissions are being used for this securable object.
Note: The Edit Permissions optionis not available on the Actions menu if this securable object has unique permissions that are not being inherited from the parent securable object.
If permissions are being inherited from the parent, you cannot remove users on this securable object.
Note that if the securable object on which you are editing permission levels is inheriting permissions from a parent securable object, performing the following steps breaks this inheritance.
However, if you create unique permissions for the securable object, you can then add users.
Also, check boxes appear next to the Users/Groups column ifunique permissions are being used for this securable object.
If you want to delete users andSharePoint groups from the parent securable object(which this securable object inherits those permissions from), you must manage the permissions of the parent.
Select the check boxes for the users andSharePoint groups you want to remove from this securable object.
If unique permissions are being used(not inheriting from the parent),users and SharePoint groups you add to this securable object only affect this securable object and any other entities inheriting from this securable object.
However, this inheritance can bebroken to create unique permissions on a particular securable object.
If the securable object you are configuring is using unique permissions, you can also add users directly to this securable object with the permissions you want, or add existing SharePoint groups to this list with the permissions you want.
In the Add Users section,specify the users and SharePoint groups you want to add to this securable object.
In the Give Permission section, either add the users to an existing SharePoint group orgive them permission directly to the securable object and select one or more of the check boxes to give these users the permissions you want on this securable object.
Select the check boxes for the users andSharePoint groups on which you want to edit permission levels on this securable object.
Note that inheriting permissions from the parent discards any uniquepermissions that may have been created for this securable object, such as unique SharePoint groups or permission level assignments that were created at this securable object while using unique permissions.
In this case, you can only add users to existingSharePoint groups that are currently associated with this securable object.
In this case, users andSharePoint groups that you add are also added to the parent(which this securable object inherits those permissions from).
The Permissions page displays all users and SharePoint groups(and their assigned permission levels)that are applied on this securable object.
If you are currently inheriting permissions from the parent and want to break this inheritance andcreate unique permissions for this securable object, on the Actions menu, click Edit Permissions, and then click OK to confirm the action.
Note: The Inherit Permissions option is not available on the Actions menu if permissionsare already being inherited from the parent securable object.
If your list or library is inheriting permissions, you must first stopinheriting permissions to edit permission levels on this securable object.