You can manage the level of access assigned for working with job metadata. Using Fusion Middleware Control, you can create policies that grant permissions for resources in your application.
You grant permissions by associating specific actions with resources, then granting those permissions (or permission/resource combinations) to particular users, groups, or roles.
When granting permissions, you specify the actions that someone can take with a given resources. Table 5-8 lists possible actions.
Table 5-8 Grant Actions for Metadata Security
Action | Effect |
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Read the job metadata. |
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Submit a job request. |
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Add metadata. |
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Change the metadata. |
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Delete the metadata. |
The resources with which you associate permissions are expressed as entities known to the application, such as by the entity's containing package. That list includes items you or application developers might have defined as well as items Oracle Enterprise Scheduler has defined. Table 5-9 lists a few examples of the effect of granting permission for certain actions to certain resources.
Table 5-9 Sample Permission Grants for Security
Resource | Actions | Effect |
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Grants the ability to submit requests for a single metadata item. |
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Grants to ability to create and execute any new metadata items in |
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Grants ad hoc submission permission |
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Grants wide-open permissions |