Permissions in the RES_PERM database table

Resource permissions are stored in the RES_PERM database table and are common to all applications you are granting permissions to. The following table lists some example actions, the resources targeted by these actions, and the corresponding permission information for each resource, as entered in the database.
Table 1. Example resource permissions in the RES_PERM database table
The action and resource to grant resource permissions for. RES_PERM database table column values
Action Resource ID TYPE RESOURCE PERMISSION
View Alerts 1 GUI all_alerts view
View Mappers 2 GUI mapper view
View Transactions 3 GUI transaction view
View Configuration Values 4 GUI value view
View Formats 5 GUI format view
View Actions 6 GUI resolution_action view
Cancel The resolution action called cancel for an invalid batch (state S_BatValidationFail). Requires view permission on the resolution_action resource. 7 RES_ACT S_BatValidationFail Cancel
  • Create
  • Edit
  • Delete
Configuration values category Cat1.

For more information about defining permissions for this resource, see Permissions for resource type VAL_CAT.

8 GUI value val_cat
Create 9 VAL_CAT Cat1 create
Edit 10 VAL_CAT Cat1 edit
Delete 11 VAL_CAT Cat1 delete
Create Formats 12 GUI format create
Edit 13 GUI format edit
Delete 14 GUI format delete
Create Mappers 15 GUI mapper create
Edit 16 GUI mapper edit
Delete 17 GUI mapper delete