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The individual scope of Permissions can be edited and they can be removed from the Role using the pencil and X symbols that are blended in when the user's mouse is moved over a permission:
- The Edit function allows the the Permission to be made subtractive - i.e. for a permission granted at a higher level to be removed.
The Folder part of the view is for restricting the Role to accessing particular Folders - and thereby particular Jobs, Job Chains, etc - within a JobScheduler Master's live folder and will be described later.
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This permission does not allow the business_user role Role to access JobScheduler Master log files or parameters which would be granted individually with the following Permissions:
sos:products:joc_cockpit:jobscheduler_master:view:mainlogsos:products:joc_cockpit:jobscheduler_master:view:parameters
The following Permissions can be set to allow the business_user role Role to access view JobScheduler Master statuses and log files but not parameters:
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sos:products:joc_cockpit:jobscheduler_master:view:status
Editing Procedures
Three editing procedures are available:
- Adding Permissions:
- The Add Permission button in the Permissions View allows a Permission to be selected from a list of all available Permissions as shown in the screenshot below.
- Note that the Permissions listed are all individual Permissions. They can be edited to make them higher level / less specific.
- For example, the screenshot below shows that the
...jobscheduler_master:execute:restart:terminatepermission in the process being selected.
- Once selected the Permission can be edited before the Submit button is clicked. This allows, for example, the Permission to be modified to
..., allowing the Role to carry out all operations covered by this Permission. These are:jobscheduler_master:execute:restartsos:products:joccockpit:jobscheduler_master:execute:restart:terminatesos:products:joccockpit:jobscheduler_master:execute:restart:abort
- The following screenshot shows the edited version alongside the original:
- The editing function can also be used to make a selected permission subtractive - i.e. to remove a specific part of a higher level Permission.
- This is done by directly prefixing the Permission with a minus symbol - i.e. without a space between the minus and the Permission.
- For example, the screenshot below shows that the
- Note that the Permissions listed are all individual Permissions. They can be edited to make them higher level / less specific.
- The Add Permission button in the Permissions View allows a Permission to be selected from a list of all available Permissions as shown in the screenshot below.
JobSchedulers
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Folder
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