OAC security data model
The Operations and Administration Console (OAC) security concept is composed of the
following entities:
- Applications
- An application is a unique solution that contains its own FSM model, configuration data, implementation, and message flows. FTM supports the side-by-side installation of multiple applications.
- Groups
- A group is a set of users, a set of users and groups, or a set of other groups. Group names are defined by your security infrastructure, for example, LDAP.
- Resources
- A resource is a name that represents a particular data type or function that is accessed by the OAC, for example, a transaction, transmission, or service participant.
- Permissions
- A permission is a formal description of what a user can do with the resource, for example, to view, create, or delete it.
For worked examples that demonstrate OAC security, see FTM OAC security worked examples.
The OAC security data model is based on the following database tables:
- RES_PERM
- This table defines the resources within Financial Transaction Manager that you want to restrict access permission to. For more information about this table, see Resources in the RES_PERM database table.
- GRP_RES_PERM_REL
- This table is used to map user groups to resource permissions for applications. For more information about this table, see Relationships.