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See Also
You can use USoft Authorizer
to specify user group rights for a runtime business application as
well as for the USoft development environment itself.
To define authorization for a
runtime business application:
| 1.
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Register all (relevant) database users as USoft users. |
| 2.
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Register the application and specify which user "owns" the
application. |
| 3.
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Define user groups for the application. For each user group,
specify which menu (page) is to be their entry point into the menu
system. |
| 4.
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Populate the authorization tables for the application. |
| 5.
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For each user group, define the required table and column
rights. |
| 6.
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For each user group, specify any conditions that may constrain
the table and/or column rights. |
| 7.
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Assign users to appropriate user groups. |
| 8.
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If required, set additional parameters for individual user
groups. |
To define authorization for
your USoft development environment:
| 1.
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Run the special Load Definer User Groups dialog to initialize
standard USoft Developer user groups. |
| 2.
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Customize, by editing the access rights produced as a result of
running the Load Definer User Groups dialog, or by adding table
rights, column rights, or authorization conditions. |
| 3.
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Register all (relevant) database users as USoft users. |
| 4.
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Assign users to appropriate development environment user
groups. |
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