Managing Workspaces
Selecting the Workspaces link for a context displays the My Workspaces table.
The My Workspaces table lists and provides access to your workspaces in the current context.
You can access a workspace by selecting its hyperlinked name in the Name column or clicking the information icon 
. You can also create or delete workspaces and edit workspace preference options.
. You can also create or delete workspaces and edit workspace preference options.If you are viewing the My Workspaces table in an embedded browser, you can activate, lock, or unlock workspaces (Windchill PDMLink,Windchill ProjectLink only).
 | It is possible that different Windchill users might share the same client machine. It is possible for a user to inadvertently access the client-side cache belonging to another user. For example, this can happen if users do not use their own startup script pointing to their specified cache location. To avoid this situation, the system pops up a warning message indicating that the current cache location specified by the client application does not match the user’s ID. Continuing in this manner could cause unwanted results or cache corruption. The user can either continue or cancel, with Cancel being the default selection. |
| | Users with administrator status for an organization or site are able to view the Other Users' Workspaces table contents and perform actions on selected items within another user’s workspace. Users who are product, project, or library managers are only able to view the contents of the Other Users' Workspaces table, they will not be able perform any action. This table allows the administrator and users who are product, project, and library managers to find, view and delete workspaces belonging to other users (including deleted users). |
 | If workspace display is enabled at your site, you can add the My Workspaces table to your Home page. On the Home page, open the Customize drop-down list, and then select the checkbox for Workspaces. |
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