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# Restrict Access to a SQL DataFlow

## Intro

When you need to share a SQL DataFlow with your team or others, but want to restrict *edit* access to the DataFlow owner and Domo admins, you can choose to make the DataFlow "private" while creating or editing it.

<Note>
  **Note:** Admins are those with an Admin system role or a custom role with the Manage DataFlow grant enabled. Learn more about [managing roles and grants](/docs/s/article/360043438973).
</Note>

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## Restrict Edit Access to a SQL DataFlow

Follow these steps to restrict edit access to a DataFlow:

1. While creating or editing the DataFlow, select **Settings** to open the settings modal.

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2. Go to the modal's **Privacy** tab and check the box labeled **Enable Privacy**.

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3. Select **Apply** to close the modal
4. Save the changes to your DataFlow.

<Note>
  **Note:** To enable edit access to all viewers of this DataFlow, follow these steps and uncheck the box.
</Note>

## Restrictions on Sharing DataFlows

You may want to share a DataFlow with another person so that they can access and edit that DataFlow. In this case, the following must be true:

* The person must have access to all input DataSets for the DataFlow
* The person cannot be a part of a Personalized Data Permissions (PDP) policy on any of the input OR output DataSets that restricts data.

  Either the DataSet(s) must have PDP disabled OR the person must be a member of the All Rows policy for the DataSet(s).<br /><br />

  Learn more about [PDP](/docs/s/article/360042934614).