Object permissions - Revision history

SWNadmin2 at 09:19, 12 April 2021

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	[[Image:Permis_object_datap_mark_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Mark those permissions that you want to have access to these datapoints. More than one permissions can be selected.<br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_datap_mark_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Mark those permissions that you want to have access to these datapoints. More than one permissions can be selected.<br style="clear: both" />
	==Treatment permission==		==Treatment permission==
	[[Image:Permis_object_commands_permis.png‎\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a status into the "Treatment" field. Mark those permissions which for these status should be visible. More than one permissions can be marked. This status will be hidden for those users who ~~hasn~~'t ~~got~~ this permission. <br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_commands_permis.png‎\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a status into the "Treatment" field. Mark those permissions which for these status should be visible. More than one permissions can be marked. This status will be hidden for those users who don't have this permission. <br style="clear: both" />

	==Command permission==		==Command permission==
	[[Image:Permis_object_treatment_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a command into the "Command" field. Mark those permissions which for these commands should be accessible. You can select more than one permission. These commands will be hidden for those users who ~~hasn~~'t ~~got~~ this permissions. <br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_treatment_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a command into the "Command" field. Mark those permissions which for these commands should be accessible. You can select more than one permission. These commands will be hidden for those users who don't have this permissions. <br style="clear: both" />

	==Object permission overview==		==Object permission overview==
	[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. The object permissions are listed here. If you open the details of a permission the datapoint, treatment, command assignments ~~are~~ shown (if any exist).		[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. The object permissions are listed here. If you open the details of a permission, the datapoint, treatment, command assignments will be shown (if any exist).
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	'''Important: datapoint and treatment assignments are independent of each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects have no relation to the datapoint objects.'''		'''Important: datapoint and treatment assignments are independent from each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects have no relation to the datapoint objects.'''
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	==Object permission user assignment==		==Object permission user assignment==
	[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object''' permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot the user "Guard1" can see zone-off status of any datapoint but cannot send zone-off command to any datapoints at all (Fire_zone_off_command is not assigned to him). He also ~~can~~ not see those datapoints which have permissions ~~not~~ assigned to the user.		[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object''' permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot the user "Guard1" can see zone-off status of any datapoint but cannot send zone-off command to any datapoints at all (Fire_zone_off_command is not assigned to him). He can also not see those datapoints which don't have permissions assigned to the user.
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SWNadmin2 at 12:59, 7 October 2016

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	'''Important:'''		'''Important:'''
	'''By default each datapoint can be accessed by any user. If you include a datapoint/treatment/command in a permission then it will be reachable only those users that have permission.'''		'''By default, each datapoint can be accessed by any user. If you include a datapoint/treatment/command in a permission then it will be reachable only for those users that have permission.'''
	==Create a new permission==		==Create a new permission==
	Use '''Menu->Permissions->Edit object permissions''' menu to open the object permission dialog.		Use '''Menu->Permissions->Edit object permissions''' menu to open the object permission dialog.
	[[Image:Permis_object_datap_create_permis.png‎\|left\|frame]]~~Type in a~~ name of a new permission and click on add button. The new permission will be listed in the Permissions area of dialog.		[[Image:Permis_object_datap_create_permis.png‎\|left\|frame]]
			Write the name of the new permission and click on the add button. The new permission will be listed in the Permissions area of the dialog.
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	==Datapoint permission==		==Datapoint permission==
	[[Image:Permis_object_datap_dragdrop.png\|left\|frame]] Open ~~treeview~~ and drag&drop one or more datapoints into the "Datapoints" field.<br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_datap_dragdrop.png\|left\|frame]] Open the tree view and drag&drop one or more datapoints into the "Datapoints" field.<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Permis_object_datap_mark_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Mark those permissions that you want to have access to these datapoints. More than one permissions can be ~~marked~~.<br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_datap_mark_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Mark those permissions that you want to have access to these datapoints. More than one permissions can be selected.<br style="clear: both" />
	==Treatment permission==		==Treatment permission==
	[[Image:Permis_object_commands_permis.png‎\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a status into the "Treatment" field. Mark those permissions which for these status should be visible. More than one permissions can be marked. This status will be hidden for those users who ~~has no~~ this permission. <br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_commands_permis.png‎\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a status into the "Treatment" field. Mark those permissions which for these status should be visible. More than one permissions can be marked. This status will be hidden for those users who hasn't got this permission. <br style="clear: both" />

	==Command permission==		==Command permission==
	[[Image:Permis_object_treatment_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a command into the "Command" field. Mark those permissions which for these ~~command~~ should be accessible. ~~More~~ than one ~~permissions can be marked~~. ~~This command~~ will be hidden for those users who ~~has no~~ this ~~permission~~. <br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_treatment_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a command into the "Command" field. Mark those permissions which for these commands should be accessible. You can select more than one permission. These commands will be hidden for those users who hasn't got this permissions. <br style="clear: both" />

	==Object permission overview==		==Object permission overview==
	[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. ~~Here the~~ object permissions are listed. ~~Open~~ the details of a permission~~, and~~ the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown if any exist.		[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. The object permissions are listed here. If you open the details of a permission the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown (if any exist).
	'''Important: if datapoint and treatment ~~assignment also exist then they~~ are independent of each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects ~~has~~ no relation to the datapoint objects.'''		<br />
			'''Important: datapoint and treatment assignments are independent of each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects have no relation to the datapoint objects.'''
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	==Object permission user assignment==		==Object permission user assignment==
	[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object''' permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot Guard1 ~~user~~ can see zone-off status of any datapoint but cannot send zone-off command to any datapoints at all (Fire_zone_off_command is not ~~assign~~ to him). ~~Beside he cannot~~ see those datapoints ~~that are listed in those~~ permissions ~~that are~~ not assigned to ~~him~~.		[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object''' permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot the user "Guard1" can see zone-off status of any datapoint but cannot send zone-off command to any datapoints at all (Fire_zone_off_command is not assigned to him). He also can not see those datapoints which have permissions not assigned to the user.
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SWNadmin2 at 12:10, 19 September 2014

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SWNadmin2 at 18:00, 10 May 2011

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SWNadmin2 at 07:24, 5 April 2011

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SWNadmin2 at 11:13, 6 May 2010

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	'''Important:'''		'''Important:'''
	'''By default each datapoint can be accessed by any user. If you include a datapoint/treatment/command in a permission then it will be reachable only those users that have permission.'''		'''By default each datapoint can be accessed by any user. If you include a datapoint/treatment/command in a permission then it will be reachable only those users that have permission.'''

SWNadmin2 at 09:40, 6 May 2010

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	==Object permission user assignment==		==Object permission user assignment==
	[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot Guard1 user can send zone off ~~commands~~ to any ~~datapoint but~~ cannot see ~~the~~		[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object''' permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot Guard1 user can see zone-off status of any datapoint but cannot send zone-off command to any datapoints at all (Fire_zone_off_command is not assign to him). Beside he cannot see those datapoints that are listed in those permissions that are not assigned to him.
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SWNadmin2 at 09:34, 6 May 2010

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	==Object permission overview==		==Object permission overview==
	[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. Here the object permissions are listed. Open the details of a permission, and the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown if any exist.		[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. Here the object permissions are listed. Open the details of a permission, and the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown if any exist.
	''Important: if datapoint and treatment assignment also exist then they are independent of each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects has no relation to the datapoint objects.''		'''Important: if datapoint and treatment assignment also exist then they are independent of each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects has no relation to the datapoint objects.'''
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			==Object permission user assignment==
			[[Image:Permis_object_user_assign.png\|left\|frame]] Use Menu->Users->John Smith->Edit object permissions menu to assign permissions to a specific user. On the screenshot Guard1 user can send zone off commands to any datapoint but cannot see the
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SWNadmin2 at 09:29, 6 May 2010

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	==Object permission overview==		==Object permission overview==
	[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. Here the object permissions are listed. Open the details of a permission, and the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown if any exist.		[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. Here the object permissions are listed. Open the details of a permission, and the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown if any exist.
			''Important: if datapoint and treatment assignment also exist then they are independent of each other. Thus the listed command or treatment objects has no relation to the datapoint objects.''

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SWNadmin2 at 09:23, 6 May 2010

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	[[Image:Permis_object_treatment_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a command into the "Command" field. Mark those permissions which for these command should be accessible. More than one permissions can be marked. This command will be hidden for those users who has no this permission. <br style="clear: both" />		[[Image:Permis_object_treatment_permis.png\|left\|frame]] Open a treatment table and drag&drop a command into the "Command" field. Mark those permissions which for these command should be accessible. More than one permissions can be marked. This command will be hidden for those users who has no this permission. <br style="clear: both" />

			==Object permission overview==
			[[Image:Permis_object_overview.png\|left\|frame]] Use '''Menu->Permissions->Overview object permissions''' menu to open an overview dialog of object permissions. Here the object permissions are listed. Open the details of a permission, and the datapoint, treatment, command assignments are shown if any exist.

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	[[Category:Commissioning]]		[[Category:Commissioning]]