If a user updates data in a public version, automatically SAC will generate some kind of private version... The data changes will only be saved back to the public version once that user 'publishes' the data. Of course, many planning users will forget this 'publish' step... and their changes will not be visible to anyone else.
Now it seems to me that this generated private version never expires... so the next time the users login, they will still see this private version (without any visual clues) and so they will also miss anyone else's updates and latest numbers. The generated private versions seems to exist forever.
How can key-users / power users responsible for the planning process ever clean-up these private versions?
It looks to me that only model administrators are allowed to go into model settings and delete all private versions (including recent ones) of all users (no other selections possible).
How can this be manageable in an enterprise planning process where you have tens or hundreds of planning users?
Do you know of any good workarounds?
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