Unicenter CA-Scheduler Job Management for VSE User Guide

2.3 Maintaining User Records
To Allow
General users to
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Update schedules and jobs for
which they are authorized
Issue commands to control
schedules and jobs for which
they are authorized at stations
for which they are authorized
Maintain schedule and job
definitions without
authorizing their user IDs on
every schedule
Users with Supervisor authority to
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Monitor other workstations
Maintain all station and user
records
Specify
A write password of up to eight
alphanumeric characters. Authorize that
user on the appropriate schedule.
Same as preceding.
Change their authority
level to S or M
Other station IDs separated by commas
(list the workstation they will monitor
most first).
Change USERID TYPE to M
The rules following summarize that chart, clarifying the kinds of authority you
can assign to users:
Rule #1:
Rule #2:
Always assign users a read password.
Assign write passwords to give people update permission and
the ability to issue commands to control schedules and jobs.
Rule #3: Give users extra authority by making USERID TYPE be S or M:
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Supervisor authority allows people to maintain all schedule
and job records, and issue commands to control all schedules
at just those stations for which they are authorized.
Manager authority allows people access all database records
and control all jobs and schedules at all stations.
Most Unicenter CA-Scheduler sites assign end users General authority with or
without a write password. To define ACCTG with the minimal permissions
enter the data shown on the preceding panel and press Enter.
If Unicenter CA-Scheduler successfully adds this unique new user record to its
database, the following message panel appears:
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