Document 378262 - How To To Define An Application User That Has All The Privileges in User Management

This document provides steps to define an application user with full privileges in user management responsibility as a SYSADMIN user. The steps are to log in as SYSADMIN, go to the user management responsibility, search for and select the target user, click update, assign the Security Administrator role, and log in as the target user who should now have full privileges. References for additional help are also provided.

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10/11/2017 Document 378262.

How to to Define an Application User That Has All The Privileges in User Management
Responsibility options As SYSADMIN User (Doc ID 378262.1)

In this Document

Goal
Solution
Workflow Information Center, Diagnostics, & Community
References

APPLIES TO:

Oracle User Management - Version 11.5.10.0 to 12.2 [Release 11.5 to 12.2]

Information in this document applies to any platform.
User Management User Interface
Checked for relevance on 24-OCT-2013

GOAL

How to to Define an Application User That Has All The Privileges in User Management Responsibility as SYSADMIN User

SOLUTION

When a role is assigned to a user, the user obtains all of the access privileges defined for that role and for all of its sub roles.
This is called role inheritance.

In order a user has Security Administrator privileges the user needs to have inherit the Security Administrator Role.

Security Administrators manage all user accounts in the system, and can assign / revoke all roles. Security Administrators also
manage system accounts (such as GUEST), that are not tied to a person.

1. Log into the applications As SYSADMIN

2. Choose User Management responsibility.

3. Navigate to Users web page.

4. Search and find the user one wants to inherit the Security Administrator Role.

5. Click on Update Icon.

6. Click on Assign Roles button.

7. Find and choose 'Security Administrator' Role.

8. Apply.

9. Log as the user one has assigned 'Security Administrator' Role.

Does the user now have the User Management Responsibility?
Can the user now search all Users?

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Workflow Information Center, Diagnostics, & Community

Please reference the Workflow Product Information Center Document for Top Workflow Resources: Document
1320509.1

For additional help, please refer to one of the following documents on diagnostics to address current needs.
Providing diagnostic output on an issue for support when logging a service request is very helpful.

Document 179661.1 for 11i or Document 421245.1 for Rel 12.x

Collaborate with industry peers at the Core Workflow community.

Please see Document 1186338.1 for recorded Workflow Webcasts.

REFERENCES

NOTE:1186338.1 - R11i / R12 : EBS Technology area - Webcasts delivered by Support and Development
NOTE:1320509.1 - E-Business Suite 11i / R12: Oracle Workflow (WF) Product Information Center (PIC)
NOTE:179661.1 - E-Business Suite Diagnostics 11i Test Catalog
NOTE:421245.1 - E-Business Suite Diagnostics References for R12
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