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If I recall, there were three about snippets - and one or two others
about different but similar RDi features/functions - Best of Luck

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That article looks useful for instructing how to use snippets, but I couldn't find where it addresses how to make them a mix of globally and locally defined. Am I missing it?




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Susan Gantner did a series covering snippets, I think those may answer your question http://www.itjungle.com/fhg/fhg073014-story01.html

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Does anyone know if it is possible to have the one category of Snippets be a global copy where all developers in a company have access to the global definitions in order to use common pieces of code, in order to keep the code standardized? We would like a developer to be able to have their own Snippets, as well as a Company-Wide Snippets code base to pull from. I am thinking the global codes would be defined on a network drive, and be read-only to all developers, and update for specific lead-type developers.

Does anyone know if this can be done, and if so how?

Thank you,

Doug


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