Cause
When creating a document as a user without the admin role, the document must include at least one update permission. You can specify permissions explicitly in your update built-in call (for example, xdmp:document-insert), or with the set of default permissions for the user performing the update operation.
Response
When loading a document, ensure the named role has update permissions. Documents created by non-admin users must be created with at least one update permission. If the document has no permissions, then only users with the admin role will be able to update or delete the document.
You can create the permissions in several ways, including:
Passing them as option parameters to functions such as
xdmp:document-load and
xdmp:document-insert.
Setting default permissions on a user or role.
Using the permissions APIs, such as
xdmp:document-add-permissions or
xdmp:document-set-permissions.
For more information, see the Understanding and Using Security Guide or the Application Developer's Guide.
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