Novell ADMINSTUDIO 9.5 User Manual page 185

Table 5-1 • AdminStudio Client Tools Permissions (cont.)
Category
AdminStudio
General
Application Manager /
Conflict Solver
Conflicts
Application Manager /
Conflict Solver
Package
AdminStudio 9.5 User Guide
Permission
•
Modify Tools Options
Locations, Updates and Quality tabs of the AdminStudio Options dialog
box. Users without this permission can view the Options dialog box but
cannot make any changes.
If a user has only the Modify Tools Options Dialog permission but does
not also have the Change Default Application Catalog permission, that
user cannot edit the Shared AdminStudio Application Catalog field on
the Application Catalog tab of the Options dialog box.
•
Change Default Application
AdminStudio Application Catalog field on the Application Catalog tab
of the Options dialog box (if that user also has the Modify Tools Options
dialog permission). This permission also permits user to edit the Make this
the default shared Application Catalog option on the Connect
Application Catalog dialog box
• Run Analysis—Permits user to perform conflict analysis on a package.
•
Resolve—Permits user to resolve any automatically resolvable conflicts
found during conflict analysis on a package.
•
Modify
new Rules.
•
Modify
and modify Group Properties.
Permits user to Cut and Paste a Group to a new location.
Permits user to Copy/Cut and Paste a package into a new Group.
Permits user to modify options on the Resolution Options dialog box.
Permits user to edit a package Description on the Products View.
•
Delete—Permits user to delete a package from the Application Catalog.
• Import—Permits user to import a package into the Application Catalog.
•
Modify Extended
metadata on the Extended Attribute view.
•
Delete
contains a record of any operation that materially changes a software
package or the data associated with it).
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Dialog—Permits user to set options on the
Catalog—Permits user to edit the Shared
Rules—Permits user to open the Rules Viewer and create and edit
Data—Permits user to create new Groups, rename existing Groups,
Attributes—Permits user to modify a package's
History—Permits user to delete a package's history log (which
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