You can create roles for the following objects:
Catalog
A catalog role assigned to a user determines which actions that user can perform on items in a catalog.
Catalog Category
A catalog category role assigned to a user determines which actions that user can perform on items in a catalog category.
Change
The change role assigned to a user for a change object (for example, issue, change request, change order) determines which actions that user can perform on the change object. For example, a user with an Approver role on a change request is granted the View Basic Change Information and Edit/Delete Change privileges.
Group
A group role assigned to a user for a group determines which actions that user can perform on the group.
Item
The item role assigned to a user for an item determines which actions that user can perform on the item. You can also inherit item privileges assigned at the catalog, catalog category, and item catalog category levels. For example, a user with the seeded Catalog Category User role on the Motherboard catalog category is granted the "Create Item of this Catalog Category" privilege, which enables him or her to create Motherboard items.
Item Catalog Category
The item catalog category role assigned to a user determines which actions that user can perform on items in a specific item catalog category.
Additional Information: In order to administer roles, a system administrator must grant you a role at the Oracle Applications user level. This role is granted by default in seeded responsibilities that include the Role submenu. The Role submenu, which includes the Roles link, is available from the Development Manager and Development Engineer responsibilities, as well as others.
If you cannot access the Roles link from your responsibility or if you cannot view, create, or update roles, then contact your system administrator. For more information, see:
Excluding functions in the Menu Exclusions tab, Responsibilities Window.
You can view roles to examine the privileges that are associated with them.
Click the Roles link in the Application tree menu.
On the Roles page, enter the role name and click Go. If you know the specific object that the role is associated with, select it.
On the Roles Search Results page, click the name link of the role for which you were searching.
On the Role Detail page, you can view all the privileges associated with the role. You can also view the role mappings, which identify item roles and their corresponding change object roles.
From the applications tree menu, click Roles.
On the Roles page, click Create Role.
On the Create Role page, select the object for which you are creating a role and click Next.
Provide a name and description for the new role. Select the object privileges you want to associate with this new role and click Apply. Be aware that selecting the Edit privilege does not implicitly grant the view privilege. So, if you want someone to be able to edit an item, they must be able to view it first. Every role must have at least one privilege associated with it.
Note: Click Save and Map Roles if you wish to map an item role to a change object role.
In the applications tree menu, click Roles.
On the Roles page, enter the role name and click Go. If you know the specific object that the role is associated with, select it.
On the Role Search Results page, click the name link of the role for which you were searching.
On the Role: (Role Name) page, click Update in the Privileges region.
On the Update Role: (Role Name) page, you can edit the role name, description, or select/unselect the privileges associated with it.
Click Apply.
To update role mappings
On the Role: (Role Name) page, click Update in the Role Mappings region.
On the Role Mappings page, you can select a different role name or no role name for each change object.
Click Apply.
On the Role Search Results page, select the role you want to delete and click Delete.
Note: Once a role has been granted it cannot be deleted.