STA User Accounts

WebLogic accounts (TABLE 4‑1) — These two accounts are used to access either the WebLogic console or the STA application GUI via a web browser.

Database accounts (TABLE 4‑2) — These four accounts are used to access and manage the STA database.

**TABLE 4‑1** WebLogic Accounts
Account/Login	Type	Description
WebLogic Admin Console Login	WebLogic	Used for logging in to the WebLogic console and for making changes to the WebLogic environment. For example, use this account for actions such as connecting WebLogic to a LDAP/RACF server or creating STA GUI users in the WebLogic console.
STA GUI Login	WebLogic	Used for logging in to the STA application.

**TABLE 4‑2** Database Accounts
Account/Login	Type	Example Username 1	Description
STA Database Root Account	Database	root	The MySQL root account. Owns the database and is used to create the root DB installation. The pre-set username is root and cannot be changed.
STA Database Application Account	Database	staapp	A user-defined MySQL username that the STA application uses to connect to the database. Used by the STA application. Required to create, update, delete, and read privileges on the STA data tables.
STA Database Reports Account	Database	starpts	A user-defined MySQL username that non-STA and third-party applications may use to connect to the database. Has read-only access to certain STA database tables.
STA Database DBA Account	Database	stadba	A user-defined MySQL username that STA application, administration, and monitoring utilities use to connect to the database for running scheduled backups and configuring for backups. It has all DBA privileges except the “grant option” on all STA tables. This account is used primarily for STA database management activities (for example, backup and restoration).