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How about finding out all objects by owner
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How about finding out all objects 1. owned by a particular owner / 2. or accessed by group id Thanks in advance Regards, HAA |
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what do you mean by an object here?
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Hi matrix madhan
Objects means that files which are related to that owner Hope this will clear, Regards, Hari |
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if you want to find things owned by a user 'username'
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