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How Many Access Control Layers Do You Have Within Oracle Applications? |
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Answer» There are six access control layers, the first three layers of the stack are called CORE security; the first layer is function security, which is the base layer of the security stack, the SECOND layer is data security, and the third layer is role-based access control (RBAC). Layer 4-6 is KNOWN as the administrative features; the fourth layer is called delegated administration, the fifth layer is provisioning features and the sixth layer is called self-service and APPROVALS. There are six access control layers, the first three layers of the stack are called core security; the first layer is function security, which is the base layer of the security stack, the second layer is data security, and the third layer is role-based access control (RBAC). Layer 4-6 is known as the administrative features; the fourth layer is called delegated administration, the fifth layer is provisioning features and the sixth layer is called self-service and approvals. |
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