Oracle Fusion Roles : Detailed Discussion on Oracle Fusion Security roles

Oracle Fusion Roles : Detailed Discussion on Oracle Fusion Security roles

     
Oracle has provide these four Types of roles.

• Abstract role
• Job roles
• Duty roles
• Data roles

For example:- Procurement manager has procurement job roles in oracle fusion but to perform his procurement job he has to perform some duties and that come under duty roles. and this procurement manager can also employee so he have employee role also and that is abstract role.

Abstract role:-

Abstract role not related to any specific his or her Job. We can say abstract role are those which user need to perform his other duties beside his job roles. It means User need to perform the task associated with the duties of work not related to his particular job.

Abstract roles also inherit duty roles.


Job Roles :-

Job roles are a type of enterprise role which is specific to your job in your company.

Job roles inherit duty roles that one person need to perform the tasks associated with the duties of the job. Job roles are not assigned entitlement to access functions directly. You change job roles by changing their hierarchy of inherited abstract and duty roles. Job roles may inherit other job roles, abstract roles, and duty roles.


Duty Roles :

Duty roles are a type of application role. The reference implementation contains predefined duty roles.

For example, the Accounts Payable Manager job role inherits the Approving Payables Invoices Duty role.

Duty roles provide access to the application functions that users require to perform the tasks associated with the duty.

Data Roles :


Data roles are a type of enterprise role. This kind of roles to provide data access or grants. It may inherit abstract, duty or job roles

The access is explicit because the grant is defined based on the needs and data of the enterprise.



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ESS Job Security in Oracle Fusion : How we can assign ESS Job access to Specific User in Fusion

ESS Job Security in Oracle Fusion : How we can assign ESS Job access to Specific User.

In friends , In this post I will show you step in Oracle Fusion to assign ESS job Access to Fusion Users.

In Oracle r12 , we create Request Group and then assign Concurrent program to the request group and then as per the responsibility we assign request group to Responsibility and in the last assign responsibility to users so in the end user can only run those reports which are assigned to his responsibility request group.


In Fusion , This Request Group structure is Totally changed. In Fusion We did not create request group to assign Reports. Here in Fusion we pronounce report as a ESS job , so fusion , create Privileges to each ESS job and then we assign ESS job to roles and then in the end we assign roles to Fusion User.


I am sharing you the steps for that.

As per Oracle Metalink Note Doc ID 2251561.1


Create the ESS job using the task Manage Custom Enterprise Scheduler Jobs for ...
For example using task 'Manage Custom Enterprise Scheduler Jobs for Payables and Related Applications' create ESS job
Display Name: 'Rel12 Custom ESS Job – Testing'
Name: XXRel12CustomESS
Path: Rel12

Run the ESS job 'Import User and Role Application Security Data'

Verify that the privilege 'Rel12 Custom ESS Job – Testing' have been created using the Security Console

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For jobs created before Rel12 the privileges created in APM are not migrated automatically. Users need to edit the job definition which will create the privilege for that job. Then run ESS job 'Import User and Role Application Security Data' to see the privileges in Security Console.

 

 

 

 

Using same Security Console create a custom job role and add the privilege 'Rel12 Custom ESS Job – Testing' as function security policy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assign the created job role to an user

Run again the ESS job 'Import User and Role Application Security Data'

Login as the user who has the given privilege and in Scheduled Processes schedule the new job created