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Set database access for a user role
Applies to User Roles:
System Administrator
Database access is a feature that gives you the ability to limit or grant access to database records, such as contacts, company, and regions. You can add or modify the existing out-of-box database access settings per user role or operator.
To set database access for a user role, follow these steps:
- Click System Administration > Ongoing Maintenance > User Roles.
- Type or select optional search criteria, and then click Search.
- Select a user role from the record list.
- Select the Data Access tab.
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To add a new Data Access record, follow these steps:
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Click Data Access Records.
The Database Manager Data Access form opens.
- Click Fill in the Database Table Name field to select a table.
- The user role you initially selected is in the User Role field. If you want to add access to a different user role than the one you selected, clear the field and click Fill to select a different user role.
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To set the database access, select one of the following:
- Allow DB access: The user role specified is granted access to the table specified.
- Prohibit DB access: The user role specified is denied access to the table specified.
- When access has been granted to a table, click Fill in the View Format field to select the table view.
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Click Add.
The new database access record is added.
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To modify an existing database access record, follow these steps:
- Select the Data Access tab.
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Double-click the Table Name of the existing database access record you want to modify.
The Database Manager Data Access form opens.
- Make the necessary edits.
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Click Save.
Your changes are saved.
- Click OK.
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