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About the Access Role Editor
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Use the Access Role Editor to define or update up to four interrelated rules through a single facility:
- Access roles (Rule-Access-Role-Name rule type)
- Access of Role to Object rules (Rule-Access-Role-Obj rule type)
- Privileges (Rule-Access-Privilege rule type)
- Settings (Rule-Access-Setting rule type)
The editor provides a unified approach to creating and updating the rule forms directly. The results are the same.
Starting the Access Role Editor
- Select Designer Studio > Org & Security > Tools >Security > Role Names to view a list of all access roles in your system.
- Click the access role name of interest to start the Access Role Editor.
Creating a new access role
To create a new access role and optionally add rules that reference the new access role:
- Start the Access Role Editor.
- Click New.
- Enter a role name in the form RuleSetName:RoleName. Choose a name that is unique system-wide.
- Enter a text description in the Description field.
- Choose a RuleSet and Version for all the rules to be created.
- Click Create.
Updating an existing access role
To change the capabilities recorded in Access of Role to Object rules for one access role:
- Start the Access Role Editor.
- Select the role name from the list.
- Click the Help button for additional guidance.
You can update only the access roles that belong to RuleSets that appear on your RuleSet list.
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