Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions · Module 2 · Security, roles and what you are allowed to see
Lab briefing · Diagnosing three access failures
Lesson 21 of 177 · 2 min
Three users who cannot do three things. Work the diagnostic sequence and NAME THE LAYER each failure lives in before changing anything. The naming is the graded part. Anybody can grant roles until a symptom disappears; this lab is about arriving at "check five, business unit access" and being able to say why checks one to four are already ruled out. Write the check number and the evidence for each of the three before you touch a single setting. One of the three is not a security failure at all. Work the sequence honestly and you will run out of checks with the symptom unexplained, which is the correct outcome — and the right next move is to say so rather than to keep granting. That case is in the lab because it is common in real life and because a diagnostic sequence that always finds an answer is one…
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In this module: Module 2 · Security, roles and what you are allowed to see
- 1Roles, privileges and duties
- 2Data security versus function security
- 3Data access sets and business unit security
- 4The security diagnostic sequenceFree preview
- 5Reading the security console
- 6Security for reporting: the part people miss
- 7Custom roles: when, and how to survive an update
- 8Provisioning and role assignment at scale
- 9What breaks: the three security failures you will meet
- 10Lab briefing · Diagnosing three access failures