Accessor Control Statements

Accessor control statements create accessor artifacts in the cache, but accessor artifacts are not stored in the database separately. Accessor artifacts are used in one or more artifacts as the value for the permission (perm) attribute and thus defines access control for other artifacts. Assessor ids are used to reference accessor artifacts when defining access control for other artifacts. A user, group, or role must be in the system before it is assigned as an accessor.

Example

accessor id=accessor1^type=group^name=world^sysrole=FULL CONTROL

Attribute Name	Attribute Type	Accessor Control Statement Description
id	id	Accessor identifier in this program; not the objectID or uuid
type	user\|group\|brole	Accessor type—user, group, or business role
name	name	Name of the user, group, or business role
sysrole	role name	Name of the system role to be associated