You can share a chat as a read-only copy that colleagues in your company open in DataMind Oda or in a browser. They read it, download its files, and can continue the work as a chat of their own.
Sharing is available in the DataMind Oda desktop app and the VS Code extension, and needs the Share DataMind Oda Chats permission on your account. Without it (or while you are signed out) there is no Share… entry. You add people and roles of your company.
Remove {name} button. If a search finds nothing, Oda reads No user or role matches "{search}".; when everyone is already on the list, There is nobody else to add.Oda has not created or changed files in this conversation. Add file… adds a file the list misses, from the desktop app.Preparing… while the copy is made and Uploading {percent}% while it goes up; when it finishes, Oda reads Shared. Copy the link or send it to the people you added. Choose Copy link to put the link on your clipboard (Link copied), or leave it: the people you added find the chat under Shared with me in their own Oda.The dialog is titled Share conversation and explains: People you add can open a read-only copy of this conversation and continue it in their own DataMind Oda. It also notes The shared copy is stored on your DataMind server.
Files are shared as they are. Personal data in local files is not masked. Check the files before you include them.
While you are signed in, a shared chat carries a small badge in the sidebar; its tooltip reads Shared on your DataMind server.
A share is a copy taken at that moment: it does not change by itself, and a chat has one share at a time.
Shared {time}. Update the share to include new messages and files.Saved.; it appears only when the list differs from the saved one.Link copied.This conversation is no longer shared.report (2). xlsx.A share can include at most 50 files, each at most 25 MB, at most 100 MB in total, and the conversation itself at most 20 MB. Over a limit, Oda reads one of:
The conversation is too long to share: its snapshot is larger than 20 MB.A shared conversation can include at most 50 files.Each shared file can be at most 25 MB.The conversation and its files together can be at most 100 MB.The dialog checks files as you pick them: a file over a limit is flagged, and Share stays unavailable until the list fits.
Sign in to your DataMind server to share conversations. Sign in, then try again.Your account is not allowed to share conversations. Ask your administrator. Without a message from the server, the answer is Your account is not allowed to do this. Ask your administrator.Your DataMind server could not be reached. Check the connection and try again.Too large to share. followed by the server's message, for example Each shared file can be at most 25 MB. When the server sends no message, Oda reads The conversation or its files are too large to share.This share no longer exists on your DataMind server. If the chat or share cannot be found at all, it reads This shared conversation does not exist or is not shared with you.People and roles of your company, added by name in the dialog. Sharing needs the Share DataMind Oda Chats permission; without it the Share… entry does not appear, and nothing outside your company is reachable.
No. The copy is taken when you share it or last update it. To add the chat's newer messages and files, open Share… again and choose Update share.
Yes. Open Share…, add or remove people and roles, then choose Save people.
Open Share… and choose Stop sharing. Access ends for everyone and the link stops working; the dialog then reads This conversation is no longer shared.
No. A chat has one share at a time: Share… shows that share, and Update share refreshes that same copy.
The dialog will not pick it: an over-limit file is flagged and Share stays unavailable until the list fits. Each file can be at most 25 MB, and a share can include at most 50 files, at most 100 MB in total.
The list holds the files Oda created or changed in this chat that still exist. Use Add file… for the rest; if a file cannot be reached, Oda reads This file cannot be shared from here.
They find it under Shared with me in their own Oda (Chats shared with you), and the link opens the same read-only copy in a browser (A shared chat on the web).
Files downloaded from a shared chat save into your Downloads folder; a custom download folder must be an absolute path.
The server no longer holds this share, for example because it was ended elsewhere. The link stops working; open Share… and share the chat again if you still need a copy.