This dialog is used to:
The dialog is displayed when Database managementUsers and permissions is selected from the File menu. The menu item will be disabled if you are not a
Database Owner for the current database.
Information about the current on-premise database is recorded in the registry. This information is retained between InfoAsset Manager sessions, so you continue working with the same database next time you start InfoAsset Manager. The registry information is only changed when you open a different on-premise database.
You can run more than one instance of InfoAsset Manager on the same machine, but all of the instances must be using the same database. If you try to work with two databases at once the registry keys will become confused and you will have problems in several areas like running simulations. The simulation engine is a separate program that looks in the registry to find information about the current database.
Details of the current database can be found in the InfoAsset Manager About Box.
Users and Permissions Dialog
Implement users and permissions in this database - check this option to activate user permissions to restrict editing of specific network groups to specific users. Only a Database Owner can turn user permissions on or off.
Only database owners can change database-wide settings - check this option to restrict editing of global settings to Database Owners. Only a Database Owner can turn protection of global settings on or off. This option is only enabled if user permissions are turned on.
Default permission is: - sets the default permission for all objects in the database for Database Users that do not have specific roles specified. The options are:
It is possible to add a Windows group as a Database User. Users who are members of such a Windows groups will automatically inherit the roles assigned to the group for relevant groups in the tree, in addition to the roles assigned specifically for the user.
When you click OK in the Users and Permissions dialog, you are prompted to confirm the changes you have requested. The confirmation dialog lists all the users affected, and the changes for each of those users.
Confirmation Dialog
In addition to the global permissions above-described, database owners can also grant permissions on a per user basis, for the whole database or just a specific network. Users are assigned one or more network roles, and different permissions are associated with each role. These restrictions determine what a user can and cannot do at network object and/ or data field level.
See User Permissions for further details.