System Actions Reference
System actions are shown at two levels: the organization model level and at the "scoped" level (for groups, organization units, and positions).
The tables below show the system actions that can be associated with privileges at those two levels. The tables are further divided into categories.
Administration | |
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System Action | Provides Access To |
System Administration | Users with this system action have access to some of the administrative actions like deployment/undeployment, shared resource management and configuration management. User's with this System Action can access Administrative UI.
For any other action, please refer to the other system actions. . |
Organization Model | |
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System Action | Provides Access To |
Browse Model | Browse the organization model |
Create Resource Admin | Create resources and edit resource information |
Delete LDAP Admin | Delete LDAP containers |
Delete Resource Admin | Delete resources |
Export LDAP Admin | Export LDAP container and resource mapping information |
Import LDAP Admin | Import LDAP container and resource mapping information |
LDAP Admin | Various functions: |
Organization Admin | Set extension points (both the "LDAP Admin" system action and this system action give access to set extension points)
This system action also allows the user to see all organizations, even if organization relationships are set up. |
Read Parameters | Controls viewing and editing resource attributes in the Organization Browser |
Read Push Destinations | Controls viewing and editing push destinations in the Organization Browser |
Resolve Resource | Find and list resources |
Resource Admin | Various functions: |
User Settings | List, retrieve, save, or delete user settings that are persisted on the server |
Write Parameters | Controls editing resource attributes in the Organization Browser |
Write Push Destinations | Edit push destinations for an organization or resource |
Process Management | |
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System Action | Provides Access To |
Bulk Cancel / Purge Process Instance | Cancel process instances
Purge completed process instances automatically from the system |
Bulk Resume / Suspend Process Instance |
Suspend process instances Resume suspended process instances |
Cancel / Purge Process Instance | Cancel a process instance
Purge completed process instances automatically from the system |
Handle Process Migration | List, set, unset, or clear migration rules |
Query Process | Query and list process instances and templates |
Resume / Suspend Process Instance |
Suspend process instances Resume suspended process instancesFix halted process instances |
Start Process | Start an instance of a process |
Work Management | |
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System Action | Provides Access To |
Auto Open Next Work Item | Open the next work item automatically after the previous one is closed |
Change Allocated Work Item Priority | Change priority of an allocated work item |
Change Any Work Item Priority | Change priority of any work item |
Close Other Resources Items | Close work items that are currently allocated to other users |
Open Other Resources Items | Open work items that are currently allocated to other users |
Pend Work Item | View "pended" work items, that is, work items that have been hidden until a specified date/time, or period of time has expired |
Reallocate To Offer Set | Reallocate the work item to the offer set |
Reallocate Work Item To World | Reallocate the work item to all users |
Set Resource Order Filter Criteria | Retrieve or set filter and sort criteria for work item lists for a resource |
Skip Work Item | Skip a work item in a work list |
View Global Work List | Retrieve a work item list for ALL resources, or retrieve a work list containing work items associated with a specific global reference |
View Work List | Various functions: |
Work Item Allocation | Allocate or unallocate a work item |
Scoped System Actions
The following system actions are considered "scoped", that is, they are set on specific groups, organization units, and positions using the Organization Modeler. The scoped system actions are specifically used to control access to, and functions from, supervised work views.