Ennov InSight RIM Publisher 7.1

Lock Volume Ranges

A volume lock defines the beginning and ending points of a volume.

You can think of this as bookends for a volume. The beginning and ending points of the volume are locked in place, but the contents in the middle can be altered.

When a volume is locked, bypasses it when you volumize an assembly range that includes the locked volume.

An assembly must be refreshed when locking or unlocking volumes for a "non-first" lifecycle sequence assembly in order to display the assembly correctly.

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Lock Volume Ranges

A volume lock defines the beginning and ending points of a volume.

You can think of this as bookends for a volume. The beginning and ending points of the volume are locked in place, but the contents in the middle can be altered.

When a volume is locked, bypasses it when you volumize an assembly range that includes the locked volume.

An assembly must be refreshed when locking or unlocking volumes for a "non-first" lifecycle sequence assembly in order to display the assembly correctly.