The implementor or system administrator sets up access control and security policies in Oracle Applications by defining roles, role inheritance hierarchies, role categories, and registration processes. These components specify the different levels of access to various application menus and data that are available to administrators.Defining Role CategoriesAs part of the Oracle Applications RBAC model, Oracle […]
There are a number of business scenarios in which users of Oracle E-Business Suite need to grant delegates the ability to act on their behalf (act as proxy users for them) when performing specific E-Business Suite functions. Traditionally, delegators have done this by giving passwords for specific applications to other users. A delegate whowas given […]
The Delegated Administration layer of Access Control in Oracle Applications enables local administrators to perform a variety of specifically defined administrative tasks. Once they are assigned the appropriate roles, local administrators manage the subset of users and people to which they have access by creating, updating, or disabling accounts, granting or revoking a limited subset […]
In Release 12 Core Security includes Oracle’s Function and Data Security models, as well as Role Based Access Control. Administrative Features build upon Core Security and include Delegated Administration, Registration Processes, and Self Service and Approvals.Core Security and Administrative Features are implemented in successive layers and each builds upon the one that precedes it. Organizations […]
Release 12 of Oracle Applications provides significant enhancements to the Oracle Applications security system. Core Security now includes a Role Based Access Control model that builds on the existing Function Security and Data Security models. A new set of administrative features that build on Core Security are also introduced in this release.Oracle User ManagementOracle User […]
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