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Security Group: Through this activity, you can edit a security group. A security group refers to a set of users for whom similar access permissions to employee details can be given based on user-role-business process chain combinations.
Creation of a security Group would facilitate defining data level security privileges for a set of users instead of doing the same for each user individually. This feature would be useful if organization has sets of users who have permissions to the same employee assignment set.
You can edit the following attributes of a security group:
The short and long descriptions of the security group.
The rule based on which users were associated with the security group.
The additional comments entered with regard to the details.
Rule: The Users who should constitute the group can be specified using the help on user-role combination. The Users of a group could also be arrived by using a rule. If the rule is used, additional users could be added to the group over and above those arrived at by using the rule as exceptions. The Users arrived by Rule would have their Basis as ‘Rule’ and the Users added as exception would have their Basis as ‘Exception’. The users who were added by accessing the help on user-role combination will have their basis as “Direct”. The ‘Basis’ is to indicate how the user became a part of the group.
The Rule is again a stored procedure builder. The rule would give as output all those User-Role combinations, which satisfy the rule criteria.
If a group has users with basis as ‘Direct’ these users could be deleted. The users added as exception could also be deleted. But users arrived by a rule could only be made inactive and not deleted.
This rule could allow adding new users to a group if these new users satisfy the rule criteria and remove users from the group if they do not satisfy the rule criteria anymore. Rule ensures no one has to manually change the constitution of the group on promotion or transfer.
Also, the users arrived at by using a rule could also be made inactive.
Getting familiar with the pages inside
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Go to page |
To carry out tasks |
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Select Security Group |
Selecting the security group to edit. |
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Edit Security Group |
Editing a security group |
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Maintain Stored Procedure |
Editing the rule based on which the security group has been created. |
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Business Rules Security Permissions |
Editing the security permissions given to users for business processes. |
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