Query directory rights management has been redesigned to use the existing rights system. 
It is now possible to manage query directory rights: 
- From the "Queries" tab
 - Either from the "Profile assignment" tab, by selecting the "Query directory" context.
 

The new rules are as follows: 
- I see a folder if :
- I have the right to write or read on it
 - I have read/write access to a subfolder
 - I have read/write access to a sub-query
 - I have a sub-query that I created myself
 
 
- I can rename a folder if :
- I have the right to write on it and the direct relative
 
 
- I can delete a folder if :
- I have the right to write on them, on all the children and on the direct parent.
 
 
- I can move a file if :
- I have write access on all children, on the direct parent and on the target folder.
 
 
- I can create a folder if :
- I have write access on all children, on the direct parent and on the target folder.
 
 
- I can add a query if :
- I have the right to write on the direct relative
 
 
- I can delete/modify a request if :
- This is my request
 - If I have the right to write on this request and on its direct relative
 
 
- I can move a request if :
- This is my request, and I have write access to the target folder.
 - If I have write access to this request, its direct parent and the target folder
 
 
Existing queries are automatically migrated according to the following logic: 
During migration, the "Queries migration" profile is created, containing only the right to administer queries. 
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  Before migration 
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  After migration 
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  Private 
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 No particular profile 
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  Public 
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 Profile reader for all logged-in users 
Queries migration" profile for all logged-in users 
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  Shared reading 
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 Profile reader for each user with shared access 
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 Shared read/write 
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 Profile reader for each user with shared access 
Queries migration" profile for each user with the share 
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For more information on query directories, please visit this page.