ROLE CONCEPT IN ORACLE FUSION APPLICATIONS Mohammed Nasiruddin-Lead Functional Consultant This training article will helps to understand basic concepts of different roles in Fusion Applications and their brief definition and we will also try to understand relationship between them. Let us first understand Role Based Access Control in Fusion applications- Role Based Access Control (RBAC) An organisation needs to control who can do what on which functions or sets of data under what conditions. The who is a user here. A user's access is based on the definition of the roles provisioned (assigned) to the user. Access is defined as entitlement, which consists of privileges. The what are the abstract operations or entitlement. The which represents the resources being accessed. RBAC normalizes access to functions and data through user roles rather than only users. User access is based on the definition of the roles provisioned to the user. The roles are defined at funct
Mohammed Nasiruddin- Oracle Functional Lead Comparison of EBS R12 Setup Vs Oracle Fusion Setup Manager (Some major points) 1. EBS Release 12 Setup: Product-specific setup requires logging in/out of each product. Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Central place to enter all setup across products. 2. EBS Release 12 Setup: No sequential listing of setup tasks. Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Auto-generated list of setup tasks with dependencies (pre- reqs) identified. 3. EBS Release 12 Setup: No ability to assign tasks and monitor progress. Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Can assign tasks, mark status, set due dates. 4. EBS Release 12 Setup: No ability to copy setup data across instances. Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Can export and import setup to any instance; 5. EBS Release 12 Setup: No re-usable setup templates to rapidly set up similar setups across clients or instances. Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Configur