Re: [datatracker-rqmts] New Requirement

Royer Software and Services <royersoftwareandservices@gmail.com> Mon, 15 November 2010 19:17 UTC

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Why would it be a secret as to who viewed, read, or reviewed public 
documents?

And how would anyone know that 'some-random-list-name' was an official
review directed by the ISE or IESB by X, Y, and  Z @somedomains ?

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On 11/15/2010 2:17 AM, Jim Schaad wrote:
> I believe that there may be situations where one wishes to create lists
> based on data that is private.  In this case either the list must not be
> able to be made public or it must be restricted based on the same
> constraints as the data.
>
> An example of where this might occur is called for.
>
> The ISE might desire to add a field to the data tracker listing the set of
> people who either have or have been asked to review a document.  This field
> is restricted to the ISE and the IESB.  If these people create a list based
> on the existence of a name in this field then it could be considered to be
> restricted to a small set of people.
>
> Jim