Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions · Module 2 · Security, roles and what you are allowed to see
Provisioning and role assignment at scale
Lesson 19 of 177 · 3 min
Assigning roles to one user is a screen. Assigning them to four hundred is a load, and doing it by hand at go-live is how people end up working the weekend. Provisioning rules key off attributes of the person — their job, their department, their legal employer, their location — and grant a role set automatically when somebody matches. Set up properly they are the reason a new joiner has the right access on their first morning without anybody being asked. WHERE THEY SILENTLY DO NOTHING is the part worth knowing. A rule that matches no one runs successfully and grants nothing: no error, no warning, a green process and an empty result. Three causes account for almost all of it — the attribute is spelled differently in the data than in the rule, the rule is inactive, or the process that evaluates it has not been run since the…
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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