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You start by defining the application,
and assigning an owner to it. The owner must be a registered user
of the application.
Next, after analyzing the
organization and the tasks to be carried out, you can define the
different user groups for the application, and assign users to user
groups. All users must of course be registered as users of the
application.
Using the Authorizer tools,
you can then populate the Authorizer tables with the table and
column definitions from the application.
At this point, all users of
the application have all rights for all tables and columns. If you
want to authorize some users for only certain tables, you must now
specify the appropriate table and column rights, as necessary. If
you also want some users to be restricted only to certain table
records, you can specify extra conditions to select these records
via table and/or column conditions.
Finally, you must check the
conditions, and then actually grant these rights, using the
Authorizer tools.
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