Importance of Responsibilities
Each application user is assigned at least
one responsibility. A responsibility determines whether the user accesses
Oracle Applications, Self-Service Web Applications, or Mobile Applications. In
addition, a responsibility determines the application functions that a user can
use, the reports and concurrent programs that the user can run, and the data
that those reports and concurrent programs can access.
Components of a Responsibility
Required Components
•
Data group: A
data group specifies the Oracle Application database accounts to which a
responsibility’s forms and concurrent programs connect.
• Menu: A menu
specifies the forms that a responsibility can display and the functions it can
access.
Optional Components
•
Request group: A request group lists the concurrent programs that a
responsibility can run. When a request group is assigned to a responsibility,
it is referred to as a request security group. You can limit the list of
reports available (providing only a subset) to a group of users by creating a
request group and assigning it to a responsibility. Request groups can include:
-
All the reports
and concurrent programs that a user can run
-
Individual
concurrent requests
-
Request sets
-
Stage functions
Exclusions:
Exclusions modify a responsibility’s access to the forms and functions
specified by a menu.
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