Global Data

Service Provider URL: http://{domain}/networking/Service?t=1&targetpage=ViewPort.jsp
Settings > Service Provider Settings > Service Configuration > Global Tenancy

About Global Data

__Selected objects can from a designated tenancy can be shared all other tenants who have installed a package that contains those objects.__

Changes to the data stored in those objects are seen immediately by tenants who have installed (and are therefore subscribed to) the package.

New and modified objects are seen by tenants when the installed package is re-published.

Considerations:

To set up global data sharing:

Create a tenant from which to share objects and the data they contain.
In that tenant, create any objects you intend to share.
Create a Package that contains the objects to share.
Note: If any of those objects have a Lookup field, the objects targeted by those fields are automatically added as dependencies.
From the Object Properties page for each object, get the Object ID.
From Company Information, get the Tenant ID.
Go to the Service Provider URL: http://{domain}/networking/Service?t=1&targetpage=ViewPort.jsp
Go to Settings > Service Provider Settings > Service Configuration
In the Global Tenancy section, provide the following:
- Global Tenancy ID - Enter the ID of the global tenant.
- Global Tenancy Shared Object List - Enter the IDs of all objects that are to be shared.
  Note:
  Any objects that are the target of a Lookup from a shared object must be included in this list.
  (In other words, the objects in the list must match the objects contained in the package.)

Once the package is published, any tenant who installs it will be able to see (but not modify or delete) the records in the objects it contains.

Changes to the data in those objects are seen immediately by all tenants.

Tenants will be able to add their own records, as well, but those additions appear only in their own tenancy.

To make a new objects visible to tenants:

Add the object to the package, and re-publish the package.
(Once published, all subscribed tenants are automatically updated.)
Add it to the shared object list in the Service Provider Settings.

Similarly, if an Object's structure changes (for example, by adding a field), the change is not visible to tenants until the package is re-published.

To delete an object, first remove it from the shared-object list in the Service Provider Settings. It can then be deleted like any other object.

Any data added to that object by a tenant will continue to be visible to that tenant, but the object will no longer contain shared data.