Security Rules

You can set up and maintain security of access for different classes of users. Once you have identified who will use Oracle HRMS, what information they require, and how they will use it, you can group together users with similar requirements and give them the same view of the system.

AuditTrail is an Oracle HRMS system administration task which enables you to track and record changes to your data.

In what ways can you use security of access for different users?

You can set up menus using structures and names that make sense to the users. You can also restrict the data users can view and edit in certain windows, so they only see what they need to see.

This provides security for your data and an efficient interface designed for your users' needs.

How does Oracle HRMS allow data restriction for display in a window?

If you want different users to view the same window for different purposes, you can restrict their views in different ways. For example, you can:

How does Oracle HRMS enable users to view multiple business groups?

Oracle HRMS is installed with two security models, each enabling you to set up security for an enterprise which uses multiple business groups. Using either model you can only view records for one business group at any one time, except in cases where the HR:Cross Business Group user profile allows access to specific fields across all business groups. See: User Profiles.

The difference between the models is as follows:

What does AuditTrail provide?

AuditTrail provides a flexible approach to tracking the changes to your data. It enables you to keep a history of changes to your important data: what changed, who changed it, and when. With AuditTrail, you can easily determine how any data row or element obtained its current value. You can track information on most types of fields, including character, number and date fields.

Can you link windows together?

Yes. Oracle recognizes that to complete many tasks, you need to use more than one window. You can link these windows together in a task flow so that you can choose a button to bring up each window in turn without returning to the menu.