Yea! In the upper right corner there's a drop down that has all the users, if you select a user you can see Object Packages as if you were them and you can just move the packages to their personal folder like normal, it rules I love keeping public clean
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Tell me how you do this?! I have sysadmin rights for TMS—does this mean I have access to all user packages?
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One thing I do to cut down on Public Package Bloat is secretly move object packages to the user who made them, especially if I know the purpose has already been served. No one has gotten mad at me...yet ??
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Hello, fellow TMSers!
With the number of our packages ever increasing and the names of the packages mostly unintelligible, I am wondering what rules and procedures other institutions have put in place about object package naming, how and when to delete/retire old packages, and/or the creation and management of shared and public folders.
Thanks muchly,
Fatima
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Fatima Mahdi
Collections Information Specialist/TMS
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
200 N. Arthur Ashe Boulevard
Richmond, VA 23220-4007
T 804.340.1443
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