Security dialog: Business Area - > User tab

Use this tab to grant or revoke multiple user access to a single business area. For example, to give a group of Discoverer end users access to the Video Store Tutorial business area so that they can use the Discoverer Plus tutorial.

To grant a single user access to multiple business areas at once, use the "Security dialog: Users - > Business Area tab".

For more information, see:

"Controlling access to information"

Business Area

Use this drop down to select the business area to which you want to grant access. The list contains business areas that you currently have open. If you cannot see the business area to which you want to grant access, reconnect to Discoverer and open that business area.

Available users/roles

Use this list to specify which users and roles you want to grant access to the selected business area. To give access, move user names and roles from the Available users/roles list to the Selected users/roles list.

Selected users/roles

Use this list to see which users have access to the selected business area. To revoke access, move user names and roles from the Selected users/roles list back to the Available users/roles list.

Show

Users

Use this check box to display Discoverer users in the Available users/roles list.

Roles

Use this check box to display Discoverer roles in the Available users/roles list.

Allow Administration

Use this check box to grants both access and administration rights to the users listed in the box at the right. The operations the user can perform on the granted business area depend on the user's Administration privileges.

Notes

• Before displaying the folders in a business area, Discoverer checks if the user has database access to the tables referenced in the folders. If they don't have the necessary permission, Discoverer does not display the folders. You can override this check by changing the value of the ObjectsAlwaysAccessible registry setting (for more information, see ObjectsAlwaysAccessible in Chapter 22, "Discoverer registry settings").

• When logged in as an Oracle Applications user, the term Role is replaced with Responsibility.

• You can select more than one user or role by pressing the Ctrl key and clicking another user or role.