Welcome
Developing
Learn how to develop schemas by using the DevOps Plan Designer.
Developing Schemas
You can develop or modify schemas with the DevOps Plan Designer.
Working with users
Editing a user profile from the { conref } client
Active users can change their names, email addresses, passwords, and telephone numbers. They cannot change their user login or privileges.

Overview
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Install and deploy DevOps Plan
Find information about installing and deploying DevOps Plan.
Developing
Learn how to develop schemas by using the DevOps Plan Designer.
- Developing Schemas
  You can develop or modify schemas with the DevOps Plan Designer.
  - Understanding the functions of the DevOps Plan schema developer
    This topic provides an overview of the tasks typically performed by a schema developer.
  - Overview of the DevOps Plan Designer interface
    The DevOps Plan Designer includes several different windows, or views, that you will use to perform your schema development tasks.
  - DevOps Plan schemas
    This topic explains the concept of a DevOps Plan schema.
  - Customizing a schema
    To modify how change requests are handled, you need to use the Designer to customize the records and fields of a schema.
  - Schemas and packages
    This topic explains the concept of using schemas and packages in DevOps Plan.
  - Packages and integrations
    This topic explains the concepts of DevOps Plan packages and integrations.
  - Test Management and Requests
    You can use the DevOps Plan TestManagement and Requests feature to create and track test plans and add approval processes to the record.
  - User privileges
    This topic describes the privileges that are available for DevOps Plan users and user groups.
  - Working with users
    - Adding a user
      You can add users to the DevOps Plan environment.
    - Assigning user access privileges
      Assign access privileges when you create user accounts.
    - Adding or modifying user access privileges
      You can add or modify user privileges.
    - Subscribing users and groups to databases
      This topic describes how to subscribe users and user groups to a database.
    - Unsubscribing users and groups from databases
      You can deny a user or user group access to a database by removing their subscription to that database. This involves both removing their individual user subscription and removing the user from all groups that are subscribed to the database.
    - Applying schema changes to user databases
      After you check in a schema, you can upgrade the user databases that used an earlier version of it. You do not have to upgrade these databases immediately, but the changes to the schema are not available until you do.
    - Editing user profiles
      Edit the user profile to change information about a DevOps Plan user.
    - Editing a user profile from the { conref } client
      Active users can change their names, email addresses, passwords, and telephone numbers. They cannot change their user login or privileges.
    - Making users and groups inactive
      You can make users and user groups inactive.
    - Making users and groups active
      You can make users and user groups active.
  - Working with user groups
  - Working with Forms
    You must create a record form for each record type in your schema. You can also define a submit form for each record type.
  - Working with charts
    Charts are essential tools for visualizing data and managing projects. You can use Gantt and timeline charts for project management based on availability in different schemas.
  - Working with approvals
    Users can use Approvals to view and manage approval requests that are either pending or completed using the Pending Requests and Completed Requests tabs.
  - Creating a security model
    This topic provides an overview of the process to create a security model.
  - Using hooks to customize your workflow
    This topic provides guidelines for using hooks to implement your workflow.
  - Record locking
    When multiple users attempt to simultaneously update a record, the database locking model ensures that the update from each user succeeds as a unit, but each update overwrites the previous update.
  - Customizing the Web
    The Designer provides many ways to customize the underlying schema and functionality that the DevOps Plan accesses.
  - DevOps Plan email
    This topic provides a description of the supported DevOps Plan email features.
  - Importing data into DevOps Plan using Import feature
    The Configuration > Import feature allows teamspace admins or userdb super-users to add data to the DevOps Plan application. There are two primary methods for bulk data import: using sample data and uploading a zip file.
  - Enhancing the Export to JSON feature
    You can use the Export to JSON feature to export detailed information related to a record into a JSON format.
  - Enhanced Subscribe feature
    You can now use the Subscribe toggle-button in a work item to subscribe yourself in one-click.
  - Cloning existing records
    By cloning existing records you can create an exact copy of an existing record. This ability is useful when you have to create similar records frequently, ensuring consistency and saving time.
Integrating
You can integrate DevOps Plan with other software by adding packages to existing schema.
Extending product function
Learn how to extend the product.
Reference
Review reference information for the product.

Editing a user profile from the DevOps Plan client

Active users can change their names, email addresses, passwords, and telephone numbers. They cannot change their user login or privileges.

About this task

Changes made to the user profile apply to all the databases to which the user is subscribed.

Procedure

In the DevOps Plan client, click View > Change user profile.
Update the fields that require changes.
Click OK.