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What are the security level used in BO?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 8 Last Update: August 15, 2007     Asked by: stalin 
  
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July 20, 2006 19:45:26   #1  
pinki        

RE: what are the security level used in BO?

security levels are most important in bo's all the security checks are done by the supervisor for ex

who in the users or groups who have the access to the universe n access to only bo's reports.

who has the access to the repository

security is key in bo's


 
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July 25, 2006 01:26:54   #2  
tamiloli Member Since: July 2006   Contribution: 4    

RE: what are the security level used in BO?

We have securities in business objects

Like

1.Windows authentication

2.RDBMS  securities

3.supervisor level securities, ie  User name/ password


 
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July 25, 2006 03:44:04   #3  
senthil        

RE: what are the security level used in BO?

Can you please explain the above levels?


 
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July 26, 2006 01:07:04   #4  
tamiloli Member Since: July 2006   Contribution: 4    

RE: what are the security level used in BO?

We have securities in business objects

Like

1. Windows authentication

2. RDBMS securities

3. BO admin’ ie Repository username / password

4. Supervisor level securities,

 

Windows authentication: This means securities provided by the operating system

RDBMS:                            Data base level security (like scoot/tiger)

BO admin’:                        Repository user name /password

Supervisor level:                 Supervisor can give access level to each user and user group  

 


 
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September 06, 2006 01:57:00   #5  
Raj        

RE: what are the security level used in BO?

The given explanations are not exactly the one to answer the question.  Those are only security types or ways.  In BO, the security levels are applied to row level and column level.  Both have been handled by the administrator in supervisor tool or in designer tool.  These two levels of securities are used to restrict the data at row level or column level in case of a particular user or user group.  Please explore Business Objects forum to get more information about row level security and column level security.

Users of this forum, please make sure about your answers before publishing them.  Otherwise, please keep quiet.

Regards,

Raj


 
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February 22, 2007 06:24:10   #6  
Sujit        

RE: what are the security level used in BO?
Well I do agree with Raj, LDAP and Windows Authentication are not security levels but they are the types of Authentication followed by Business Objects.

The Types of Securities are Row Level, Object Level etc

 
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July 25, 2007 06:26:47   #7  
Kumaresh Goplsamy Member Since: July 2007   Contribution: 7    

what are the security level used in BO?
There are four security level used in BO

1.Database level security
2.Row level security
3.Table mapping
4.Security table


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Thanks & regards,
Kumaresh Gopalsamy.

 
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August 15, 2007 03:09:22   #8  
jgd.ramesh        

RE: What are the security level used in BO?
They are two type of security in BO, first one row level security and another one column level security, this is to hide object any doubt contact with me jgd . ramesh @ gmail . com
 
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