We have a scenario where we have to assign partial Admin Roles for few users in OIM 11G R2 PS3. The OOTB capabilities that are available in OIM does not meet the requirements. I would like to know if there is any way to add custom capabilities somewhere so that it would be available for me to select the same while creating custom Admin Role before assigning it to the user.
Thanks,
Srini
Here is the documentation for creating new Admin roles https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E52734_01/oim/OMUSG/adminrole_mangmnt.htm#BABBIBJA
My only concern would be with whats available permission-wise it still seems to allow viewability to users details across the board.
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I exported a SharePoint list to Excel and then tried Data -> Entities -> Get Data to create entities in CDS uploading data from Excel. It says 'You are missing privileges to create entities in this environment.' What could I do?
Possibilities of this error while creating entity are:
You are trying to create entity in some environment where you don't have security role/privilege to do this operation, viz Environment Admin, System Admin, System Customizer or custom Admin role
Trying this operation in Default or a CDS environment without database provisioning (highly unlikely)
Probably you have Environment maker role, client assumes that it is enough which is not the case
Try to get Admin privileges in Dev/sandbox environment from your client or create a trial org to try out things. You may have license but the basic role to access the system as an end user will not help you to do such stuffs.
How to create a new user account in OBIEE 12c? What is LDAP?
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I go to Application Roles to create a role.
See: Provider Oracle Database (not LDAP)
Honest answer is "it depends".
OBI comes with a security provider which is embedded inside Weblogic where you can manage users and groups.
I say can because that's an approach which Oracle itself does not suggest for production systems. Pretty much every implementation uses some proper enterprise level LDAP or MS Active Directory which is then configured as an additional security provider for the Weblogic backend.
Best first try to understand how security works and then take your decision based on what is the most appropriate for your use case:
https://youtu.be/JUCZwQOmBn8
I have two users on windows server
Administrator
devUser
Both can use SQL Developer to connect to Oracle 11g Server (Oracle e-Business suite) but in the same query (from synonym) they got the difference result: devUser got the correct result and Administrator got null in first three columns.
SELECT * from XXAUTO.XXFND_OU_COMPANY_V
where ou_name like 'ASL%'
Query Result from Administrator(Windows User)
Seems like the view has some form of VPD in place. Oracle supports Fine-Grained Access Control through its DBMS_RLS package, which despite the name allows us to implement security policies on columns as well as rows (since 10g). Find out more.
The common model is, when users connect to the database a LOGON trigger populates an application context with details about them. These details are used to generate as additional filters on tables and views which have security policies in place. You can confirm this by using the pertinent views: start with ALL_POLICIES and drill down depending on what you find.
It's possible the view implements a hand-rolled version of this (FGAC is an Enterprise Edition feature) but if you're using EBS that seems unlikely.
Another option is that your database is protected by Oracle Database Vault. This product is a chargeable extra to the EE license. It is a very powerful tool, and one of its uses is to prevent super users like sysadmins or DBAs abusing their privileges to look at sensitive data. It seems unlikely that an organisation would put Database Vault in place on a server that developers have access to but I offer this suggestion for completeness. Find out more.
Thank you for all.
Now I found the problem that is both user set the different Windows locale.
I created instance at user level.but I am not getting same instance in oracle SOA BPM 11g workspace. these same issue facing in all the BPM interfaces in (DEV Environment ). please give me the solution for this...
Create a User and assign the role to the user in the "Security Realm" under user tab of weblogic console.
After adding user, make sure you have the role available under the groups tab. Add the respected role to user and logout from workspace and retry to login and verify for the instance. The instance should be visible in the workspace.
For instance, the lane participant for the User task is Approver as shown above. The user should be assigned to this role in order to retrieve the task. Please make sure that the user is assign to the Approver role and this role is exist in the Application roles under Security Realm. HTH.
I would like to make benefit of ADF security features by enabling it in my application, the application's identity store is a database table. How is it possible to let ADF authenticates users based on this identity store?
How are enterprise roles, and application roles mapped to the user defined in database?
I am using WebLogic as a web container.
To use enterprise roles and users from database you need a configuration like described in this blog:
http://soadev.blogspot.co.uk/2010/04/sqlauthenticator-simply-best.html
Every enterprise role name will be automatically converted to Application Role. So you won't need a an explicit mapping.