Contents 
		
		
		Introduction 
		Basic Settings 
		Preferences 
		General Permissions 
		Management Permissions 
		Record Access Restrictions 
		Search Restrictions 
		Category Permissions 
		Broadcast Messages 
		 
		
		
		 
		
		Introduction 
		 The
		Employee pages, accessed from the User Management section 
		of the Manage page, allow Employees (users) to 
		be added, edited, and deleted. In the Employee list, click on the Employee 
		ID to edit or delete an existing Employee. Use the Add button to 
		add a new Employee, optionally selecting a personality 
		to copy initial settings from. 
		You can choose to limit who can modify 
		the Employee by specifying ownership. 
		 
		
		Basic 
		Settings 
		When adding or editing 
		an Employee, the following fields are available:  
		
			- Employee 
			ID - An alphanumeric ID used to login to the system (30 characters 
			max). This value is case-sensitive when CATSWeb is running on Oracle, 
			but not if it is running on SQL Server. 
 
			- Full Name 
			- The full name of the Employee (50 characters max). This value is used 
			to represent the user in most selection lists. 
 
			- User Type 
			- The User Type describes the restrictions that are placed on the 
			user.
 
			
				- 
				Full - Full users are "normal" users and can have full access to the CATSWeb 
			systems, as determined by the permissions described below.
				
 
				- 
				Affiliate - Affiliate 
			users are typically external users, such as your key suppliers and customers, 
			and have restricted access to the CATSWeb system.
					- Affiliate users
			can:
				- View the 
				selected Issue, Action, and Subtask records that are routed to them 
				by full users. 
 
				- Add Notes, 
				File Attachments, Signatures, and Links to those records they can 
				view. 
 
				- Edit the 
				records that have been routed to them, if they have been granted 
				that permission (see below). The fields that an affiliate user may 
				edit on a record are controlled by settings in the
				field definitions for the record category.
				
 
			 
					 
					- Affiliate users
					cannot:
			
				- View any 
				records other than those routed to them by full users.
				
 
				- Add or Delete 
				any Issue, Action, or Subtask record. 
 
				- Run queries 
				or reports. 
 
				- Be assigned 
				responsibility for Disposition or Action (i.e. they cannot perform 
				the Personal Tasks or Department Tasks that full users can perform, 
				nor can they manage Actions or edit Action Effectiveness).
				
 
				- Be assigned 
				to more than 1 Department. 
 
				- Access CATSWeb 
				Manager in any way. 
 
			 
			For more information 
			on Affiliate users, see these pages:
			
					 
				 
				 
			 
			 
		 
		
			
				
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						Quick Tip - Affiliate Users Largely Obsolete 
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					Affiliate Users are largely obsolete in later versions of CATSWeb.
					Record Access Restrictions,
					Field Access Restrictions and
					Functional Restrictions now make it 
					easy to customize the functionality that is available to each 
					user, including external suppliers and customers. In new systems, 
					consider using only Full Users. If you do this and want to disable 
					the Route to Affiliate link that appears on Issue, Action 
					and Subtask records, do the following.
					
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						Add a Functional Restriction to your form. Choose the Group 
						Entity and select "{Everyone}". Check the Route to Affiliate 
						box and submit. 
 
						- 
						
						Repeat for any other Issue, Action or Subtask forms.
						
 
					 
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			- Login Password - The 
			login password for the Employee (25 characters max). If a new Employee 
			is added, the signature password will be set to the same value as the 
			login password. The Employee may change their signature password to 
			make it unique by choosing Change Password from the
			My CATSWeb page. If a non-zero Password 
			Duration setting has been made in the Database 
			Properties, the Employee will be forced to change their passwords 
			upon their first login. 
			When an existing Employee record is being viewed or edited, the login 
			password box is replaced by a Reset link, which enables administrators 
			to reset both the login password and the signature password. This capability 
			is provided in the event that the Employee forgets one or both of their 
			passwords. If the Dual Authentication for Password Resets setting 
			is enabled on the Database Properties page, 
			two different administrators must collaborate in order to reset a password.
 
			 
			If a non-zero Password Duration setting has been made in the
			Database Properties, resetting the password 
			will cause it to immediately expire. The user will be forced to change 
			their login and signature passwords from "CATSWeb" to something else 
			on their next login.  
			- Home Department 
			- An Employee can be a member of multiple Departments, and must always 
			be a member of at least one Department. The Home Department is the Department 
			the Employee enters on login. 
 
			- 
			Personality/Default 
			Personality - An optional Personality 
			assigned to the Employee.
				- Whenever the 
				related Personality 
			is updated, the settings for all Employees sharing that Personality 
			will be automatically updated. 
 
				- Note that when the optional
				Multiple Employee 
			Personalities feature is installed:
				
					- The caption 
				of this field changes from "Personality" to "Default Personality".
					
 
					- The list 
				is limited to personalities associated with the Employee in the 
				Employee Personalities listing.
 
				 
				 
				- A new 
				Limited User 
				license personality is available 
				that restricts permissions that 
				are granted to users.
 
			 
			 
			- 
			E-mail Address 
			- E-mail address, used by the CATSWeb E-mail Notification option 
			(100 characters max). The E-mail address is mandatory for affiliate 
			users. 
 
			- 
			Tool Tip Width 
			- The width of the tool tip region, in pixels. This region is included 
			in forms that are in add or edit mode, and appears immediately after 
			the caption text. When a user floats their mouse over this region, the 
			Description property for the field is displayed by the browser. To disable 
			tool tips for a user, set this value to 0 (zero). 
 
			- Tool Tip 
			Height - The height of the tool tip region (described above), in 
			pixels. 
 
			- Tool Tip 
			Border - Enables a visible border to be displayed around the tool 
			tip region (described above). 
 
			- 
			
			Interface Preference - If the Employee is to use a particular
			Interface Preference, specify that here. 
			If no Interface Preference is specified, the system default Interface 
			preference from the Database Properties page 
			will apply. Users can choose their own Interface Preference on their
			My CATSWeb page if granted the Choose 
			Interface Preference permission (described
			below). 
 
			- 
			
			Proxy - A different Employee may be designated to serve as the 
			proxy for this Employee. Users may also designate their own proxy from 
			the My CATSWeb page if they have been granted the
			Manage Own Proxy Permissions 
			permission. Designating a proxy causes the following to occur:
			
				- 
				
				If a new record is entered and assigned to the Employee, CATSWeb 
				immediately reassigns the record to the proxy. 
 
				- 
				
				If an operation causes a signature to be requested from the Employee, 
				CATSWeb will instead request the signature from the proxy.
				
 
				- 
				
				If an existing record is reassigned to the Employee, whether the 
				reassignment is made by a user or via a Rule, 
				CATSWeb will instead reassign the record to the proxy.
				
 
			 
			 
		 
		
		Preferences
		 
		 Preferences are a collection of settings and preferences that users 
		may make for themselves if granted permission to the
		My CATSWeb page (My CATSWeb permission 
		described below). 
		 
		Note that while these same preferences are present on
		Personality pages in the Initial Preferences 
		section, by default they are not updated in Employee records when 
		the Personality is submitted. This is to allow the Personality to serve 
		its purpose as a "template" for Employees, without overriding preferences 
		typically set by each Employee individually. However, the Edit Personality 
		page includes a Check this box to copy Initial Preferences to Employees 
		checkbox (just above the Delete checkbox) that may be used to reverse this 
		behavior. When checked, the Initial Preferences from the Personality page 
		are copied to the Employee records, thereby overriding their Preferences. 
		The E-mail Addressing and Alternate Addresses preferences are exempted from 
		this process. 
		The preferences 
		include:
		
			- 
			
			Home Page Type - Present only when the
			Dashboards feature is installed, this 
			setting determines the type of Home Page (Classic Home Page, Public 
			Dashboard or Private Dashboard). Users see the selected Home Page when 
			they first login to the system, or anytime they click the Home link 
			in page headers and footers. The Choose Home 
			Page permission determines if the user can choose their own Home 
			Page from the My CATSWeb page.
			
 
			- 
			
			Public Dashboard - Present only when the
			Dashboards feature is installed, this 
			setting allows a specific Public Dashboard to be selected for use as 
			a Home Page. 
 
			- 
			
			Private Dashboard - Present only when the
			Dashboards feature is installed, this 
			read-only field shows the Private Dashboard that the user has selected 
			from the My CATSWeb page to use as their 
			Home Page. The field is omitted from Personality 
			pages. 
 
			- 
			
			Hot List Enabled - Determines whether or not the Hot List is 
			displayed on the Home page of CATSWeb. 
 
			- 
			
			Show Hot List Legend - Determines whether or not the legend is 
			displayed with the Hot List. 
 
			- 
			
			Hot List Items to Include - Enables selection of the types of 
			items (record types) to be included in the Hot List. 
 
			- 
			
			Hot List Columns - Enables selection of the columns that will 
			appear in the Hot List. 
 
			- 
			
			Maximum Hot List Items - Maximum number of items that will appear 
			in the Hot List. 
 
			- 
			
			Hot List Includes Completed Tasks - Determines whether or not 
			Actions and Subtasks with Status=Completed are included in the Hot List. 
			This setting has no effect on the listing of signature requests related 
			to completed Actions and Subtasks. 
 
			- 
			
			Hot List Date Format - 
			The 
			format used for dates in the Hot List. The System Default format is 
			typically Short. Here are examples of the formats:
			
				- 
				
				Short: 1/1/2005 
 
				- 
				
				Medium: 01-Jan-05 
 
				- 
				
				Long: Saturday, January 01, 2005 
 
			 
			 
			- 
			
			Help in New Window - If checked, when the user clicks the Help 
			link, the help file will open in a new window. This optional capability 
			does not comply with the HTML v3.2 specification (complies with HTML 
			v4.0), so if rigid HTML v3.2 compliance is desired, do not check this 
			box. 
 
			- 
			
			E-mail Tasks Enabled - Check the box to enable E-mailed task 
			lists. When enabled, the selected task lists are E-mailed to the user 
			once a day in HTML format, typically during the overnight period when 
			system utilization is lower. 
 
			- 
			
			Include Hot List - Check this box to include the Hot List in 
			the task list E-mail. 
 
			- 
			
			Personal Task Lists - Select the filtered task lists from the 
			Personal Tasks page that will be included in the task list E-mail. The 
			user's current filters (public or private) will be used to generate 
			the task lists. 
 
			- 
			
			Department Task Lists - Select the filtered task lists from the 
			Department Tasks page that will be included in the task list E-mail. 
			The user's current filters (public or private) will be used to generate 
			the task lists. 
 
			- 
			
			Status Lists - Select the filtered task lists from the Status 
			page that will be included in the task list E-mail. The user's current 
			filters (public or private) will be used to generate the task lists.
			
 
			- 
			
			E-mail Format - Specify the preferred format of the task list 
			E-mail. Most modern E-mail clients can accept HTML message bodies. If 
			using an older E-mail client, choose the File Attachment option instead. 
			The task list will be sent in a file attachment instead (still in HTML 
			format) and may be viewed via any web browser. 
 
			- 
			
			E-mail Addressing - Specify the preferred address that the task 
			list E-mail message should be sent to. "Your Address" means the E-mail 
			address specified in the E-mail Address field in the Employee record 
			(described above). 
 
			- 
			
			Alternate Addresses - Specify alternate E-mail addresses to be 
			used for task list E-mails. Multiple addresses must be separated by 
			a comma. 
 
			- 
			
			Web Feed Format, Item Ordering - These settings will be present 
			if the optional Subscriptions feature 
			is installed. See this topic 
			for more information. 
 
		 
		
		
		General Permissions
		
			
				
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						Quick Tip - Functional Restrictions 
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					Functional Restrictions can be used 
					in lieu of many permissions if desired. Functional Restrictions 
					apply to individual forms, while permissions are system-wide. 
					If you elect to use Functional Restrictions instead of a particular 
					permission, grant the permission on the Employee or Personality 
					page, then selectively revoke (restrict) the capability via 
					form-specific Functional Restrictions. 
					
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			- 
			Issues
			
				- Add Issues 
				(Own Dept) - 
				
				Enables user to 
				add new Issues 
				into their own Department. 
 
				- Add Issues 
				(Other Dept) - 
				
				Enables user to 
				add new Issues 
				into other Departments. 
 
				- Home 
				Page Add Issue - Enables user to add Issue records from the 
				CATSWeb Home page. 
 
				- Edit 
				Issue Any Stage - When this permission is not granted, Issue 
				records can only be edited when they are in the initial stage (i.e. 
				prior to the entering of a Disposition or assignment to an Action). 
				When this permission is granted, an Issue record may be edited at 
				any point in the process. 
 
				- Edit 
				Issue Any Dept - When this permission is not granted, Issue 
				records can only be edited when the user is operating in the Issue's 
				Department. Granting this permission allows the user to edit issues 
				in any Department. 
 
				- 
				
				Void Issue - Enables user to designate Issue records as being 
				Void (Issue records cannot be deleted, only voided). 
 
				- 
				
				Un-Void Issue - Enables user to un-void Issue records that 
				have already been designated as Void. 
 
			 
			 
			- Actions
			
				- Add Actions 
				(Own Dept) - 
				
				Enables user to 
				add new Actions 
				and assign them to users in their own Department. 
 
				- Add Actions 
				(Other Dept) - 
				
				Enables user to 
				add new Actions 
				and assign them to users in other Departments. 
 
				- Home 
				Page Add Action - Enables user to add Action records from the 
				CATSWeb Home page. 
 
				- Edit 
				Action Any Dept - When this permission is not granted, Action 
				records can only be edited when the user is operating in the Department 
				of the user the Action is assigned to. Granting this permission 
				allows the user to edit Actions in any Department. 
 
				- Close 
				Actions - 
				
				Enables user to 
				designate an 
				Action as closed. 
 
				- Delete 
				Actions - 
				
				Enables user to 
				delete Actions.
				
 
				- Re-Open 
				Closed Actions - 
				
				Enables user to reopen closed Actions.
				
 
				- Action 
				Effectiveness - 
				
				Enables user to 
				enter and edit 
				Effectiveness audit information for Actions. 
 
			 
			 
			- Subtasks
			
				- Edit 
				Subtask Any Dept - When this permission is not granted, Subtask 
				records can only be edited when the user is operating in the Department 
				of the user the subtask is assigned to. Granting this permission 
				allows the user to edit subtasks in any Department. 
 
				- Close 
				Subtasks - 
				
				Enables user to 
				designate a 
				Subtask as closed. 
 
				- Delete 
				Subtasks - 
				
				Enables user to 
				delete Subtasks.
				
 
				- Re-Open 
				Closed Subtasks - 
				
				Enables user to reopen closed Subtasks.
				
 
			 
			 
			- Workflow
			
				- Personal 
				Tasks -Enables 
				user to 
				have tasks assigned 
				to them, and to be able to perform those tasks. This includes Disposition 
				requests, Action requests, etc. 
 
				- Department 
				Tasks - 
				
				Enables user to 
				view and perform 
				tasks assigned to other members of their Department. 
 
				- View 
				Status - Enables user to access the Status button on the CATSWeb 
				Home Page. 
 
				- Manage 
				Action - Enables user to enter and edit Actions, reassign them, 
				etc. 
 
			 
			 
			- Signature 
			Controlled Ops - The following permissions all pertain to
			Signature Controlled Operations:
			
				- Request 
				Issue Signatures - Enables user to request signatures on Issue 
				records, or reset the signature request status to Signatures Not 
				Requested, if at least one of the task-based permissions below are 
				also granted. 
 
				- Request 
				Action Signatures - Enables user to request signatures on Action 
				records, or reset the signature request status to Signatures Not 
				Requested, if at least one of the task-based permissions below are 
				also granted. 
 
				- Request 
				Subtask Signatures - Enables user to request signatures on Subtask 
				records, or reset the signature request status to Signatures Not 
				Requested, if at least one of the task-based permissions below are 
				also granted. 
 
				- Request 
				Signatures, Personal Tasks - Enables user to request signatures 
				on records assigned to them personally, or reset the signature request 
				status to Signatures Not Requested, if the appropriate record-type 
				signature request permission described above is also granted.
				
 
				- Request 
				Signatures, Department Tasks - Enables user to request signatures 
				on records assigned to members of their Department(s), or reset 
				the signature request status to Signatures Not Requested, if the 
				appropriate record-type signature request permission described above 
				is also granted. 
 
				- Request 
				Signatures, Any Record - Enables user to request signatures 
				on records regardless of who they are assigned to, or reset the 
				signature request status to Signatures Not Requested, if the appropriate 
				record-type signature request permission described above is also 
				granted. 
 
				- Unlock 
				Issues - Enables user to unlock Issue records. Records become 
				locked as a result of signature controlled operations. Unlocking 
				a record resets one or more signature controlled operations, and 
				signatures must be re-requested and resubmitted for those operations. 
				To unlock a record, the user must also have been granted the appropriate 
				task-based unlock permission described below. 
 
				- Unlock 
				Actions - Enables user to unlock Action records. Records become 
				locked as a result of signature controlled operations. Unlocking 
				a record resets one or more signature controlled operations, and 
				signatures must be re-requested and resubmitted for those operations. 
				To unlock a record, the user must also have been granted the appropriate 
				task-based unlock permission described below. 
 
				- Unlock 
				Subtasks - Enables user to unlock Subtask records. Records become 
				locked as a result of signature controlled operations. Unlocking 
				a record resets one or more signature controlled operations, and 
				signatures must be re-requested and resubmitted for those operations. 
				To unlock a record, the user must also have been granted the appropriate 
				task-based unlock permission described below. 
 
				- Unlock 
				Personal Tasks - Enables user to unlock records assigned to 
				them personally. Records become locked as a result of signature 
				controlled operations. Unlocking a record resets one or more signature 
				controlled operations, and signatures must be re-requested and resubmitted 
				for those operations. To unlock a record, the user must also have 
				been granted the appropriate record-type unlock permission described 
				above. 
 
				- Unlock 
				Department Tasks - Enables user to unlock records assigned to 
				members of their Department(s). Records become locked as a result 
				of signature controlled operations. Unlocking a record resets one 
				or more signature controlled operations, and signatures must be 
				re-requested and resubmitted for those operations. To unlock a record, 
				the user must also have been granted the appropriate record-type 
				unlock permission described above. 
 
				- Unlock 
				Any Records - Enables user to unlock records regardless of who 
				they are assigned to. Records become locked as a result of signature 
				controlled operations. Unlocking a record resets one or more signature 
				controlled operations, and signatures must be re-requested and resubmitted 
				for those operations. To unlock a record, the user must also have 
				been granted the appropriate record-type unlock permission described 
				above. 
 
				- Sign 
				for Department Members - Enables the user to add proxy signatures 
				(sign for) other members of their Department(s). Users with this 
				permission receive a Sign For list on the Add Signature page. The 
				list contains all the members of their current department. See
				Managing Proxy Signatures for more information.
				
 
				- Sign 
				for Anyone - Enables the user to add proxy signatures (sign 
				for) other CATSWeb users, regardless of their Department membership. 
				Users with this permission receive a Sign For list on the Add Signature 
				page. The list contains the names of all CATSWeb users. See
				Managing Proxy Signatures for more information.
				
 
				- 
				Can Satisfy 
				All Requests - Enables the user to sign to satisfy all open 
				signature requests on a record. To do this, the user selects a
				Signature Type and checks the Satisfy All Requests 
				box on the Add Signature form. The single signature satisfies all 
				requests for that type of signature. This capability can be restricted 
				on a per-form basis via the Satisfy All Signature Requests
				functional restriction. 
 
			 
			 
			- 
			Queries and Filters (also applies 
			to Full Text Searches when that optional 
			feature is installed)
			
				- Create 
				Issue Query - Enables user to create new Issue queries or filters. 
				The Issue query form (i.e. where query parameters are entered) is 
				inaccessible if this permission is not granted. 
 
				- Run Issue 
				Query - Enables user to run saved Issue queries and filters.
				
 
				- Create 
				Action Query - Enables user to create new Action queries or 
				filters. The Action query form (i.e. where query parameters are 
				entered) is inaccessible if this permission is not granted.
				
 
				- Run Action 
				Query - Enables user to run saved Issue queries and filters.
				
 
				- Create 
				Subtask Query - Enables user to create new Subtask queries or 
				filters. The Subtask query form (i.e. where query parameters are 
				entered) is inaccessible if this permission is not granted.
				
 
				- Run Subtask 
				Query - Enables user to run saved Subtask queries and filters.
				
 
				- Create 
				Subform Query - Enables user to create new Subform queries or 
				filters. The Subform query form (i.e. where query parameters are 
				entered) is inaccessible if this permission is not granted.
				
 
				- Run Subform 
				Query - Enables user to run saved Subform queries and filters.
				
 
				- Create 
				SQL Queries - Enables user to create SQL queries, which are 
				an optional feature for CATSWeb. Users creating SQL queries can 
				query and view any data in the CATSWeb system, in any table. 
				Record access limitations (described below) do not apply.
				
 
				- Run SQL 
				Queries - Enables user to run saved SQL queries. Record access 
				limitations (described below) do not apply. 
 
				- Save 
				Private Queries - Enables user to save private queries, filters, 
				searches and dashboards.
				
 
				- Save 
				Public Queries - Enables user to save public queries, filters, 
				searches and dashboards.
				
 
				- Manage 
				Saved Queries - Enables user to access the Manage Saved Queries 
				button on the CATSWeb Query page. 
 
				- 
				Specify Ownership 
				- Enables the user to specify ownership 
				for public queries, filters and searches. 
 
				- 
				Create Advanced Search 
				- Available only when the CATSWeb
				Full Text Search option is installed, 
				this permission enables a user to create new Advanced Searches.
				
 
				- 
				
				Run Advanced Search - 
				
				Available only when the CATSWeb 
				
				Full Text Search 
				option is installed, this permission enables a user to run saved 
				Advanced Searches. 
 
				- 
				
				Page Header Search - Available only when the CATSWeb
				
				Full Text Search 
				option is installed, this permission enables a user to execute simple 
				searches from CATSWeb page headers. 
 
				- 
				
				Choose Search Template - Available only when the CATSWeb
				
				Full Text Search 
				option is installed, this permission enables a user to choose their 
				own saved private Advanced Searches as templates for simple searches 
				performed from the page headers. If this permission is not granted, 
				the standard search template is used. Users choose their template 
				on the My CATSWeb page. If you grant this permission, you should 
				also grant the Save Private Queries permission to allow the 
				user to save private searches, and grant the My CATSWeb 
				permission to enable the My CATSWeb page to be reached for template 
				selection. 
 
			 
			 
			- 
			Tags
			
				- Add Private 
				Tags - Enables user to add private tags 
				to records. Private tags are only visible to the user that adds 
				them, and are shown on records in italic font. Also enables 
				the user to delete tags they have already added (public or private).
				
 
				- Add Public 
				Tags - Enables user to add public tags 
				to records. Public tags are visible to all users. 
 
				- View 
				Tags - Determines if the user can view tags 
				on records. It also determines if the user's 
				My CATSWeb 
				page includes a View Tagged Records section that enables navigation 
				via tags. If a Display Part uses 
				a Tagged Records 
				data source, this permission will also control whether or not a 
				user can view the tagged record listing. 
 
				- Manage 
				Tags - Enables user to delete public tags, 
				no matter who added them. 
 
			 
			 
			- 
			Dashboards
			(available only if the optional Dashboards 
			feature is installed)
			
				- View 
				Dashboards - Enables user to view saved Dashboards.
				
 
				- Create 
				Dashboards - Enables user to create and save Dashboards. The 
				Save Private Queries and Save Public Queries permissions control 
				whether the user may save the Dashboard privately or publicly.
				
 
			 
			 
			- 
			
			Task List E-mail
			
				- 
				
				Task List E-mails - Enables user to receive Task List E-mail 
				messages.  See the Preferences section 
				above, or the My CATSWeb page, for 
				more information. 
 
				- 
				
				Alternate Addressing - Enables user to utilize alternate 
				E-mail addressing for Task List E-mail messages. 
 
			 
			 
			- 
			
			Subscriptions
			
				- 
				
				Subscribe - Enables user to make utilize the optional
				Subscriptions feature. If this permission 
				is not granted, then the settings for the other permissions in this 
				section are irrelevant. 
 
				- 
				
				Via E-mail - Determines if users can periodically
				receive their new subscription 
				items via E-mail. The E-mail Feeds option must be installed 
				and your system licensing must allow this capability for the permission 
				to have any effect. 
 
				- 
				
				Via Web Feed - Determines if users can access their new subscription 
				items via Web Feeds. 
				The Web Feeds option must be installed and your system licensing 
				must allow this capability for the permission to have any effect.
				
 
			 
			 
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			Affiliate Users
			
				- Affiliate 
				Issue Editing - Allows the affiliate user to edit the Issue 
				records that have been routed to them. During edits, affiliate users 
				are prohibited from changing the assignment information for a record, 
				and are prohibited from changing other critical fields such as Category 
				and Void. The affiliate user is always prohibited from editing (or 
				even accessing) Issue records that have not been routed to them 
				first. 
 
				- Affiliate 
				Disposition Editing - Allows the affiliate user to edit the 
				Disposition portion of Issue records that have been routed to them.
				
 
				- Affiliate 
				Action Editing - Allows the affiliate user to edit the Action 
				records that have been routed to them. The affiliate user is always 
				prohibited from editing (or even accessing) Action records that 
				have not been routed to them first. Affiliate users are also prohibited 
				from editing the Effectiveness for an Action. 
 
				- Affiliate 
				Subtask Editing - Allows the affiliate user to edit the Subtask 
				records that have been routed to them. The affiliate user is always 
				prohibited from editing (or even accessing) Subtask records that 
				have not been routed to them first. 
 
			 
			 
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			Miscellaneous
			
				- 
				Web Access 
				- Enables user to access the CATSWeb system. 
 
				- Change 
				Password - Enables user to change their own password, subject 
				to the password minimum length and composition restrictions that 
				are set on the Database Properties page. 
				Users with this permission may initiate password changes via the
				My CATSWeb page. 
 
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				Password Never Expires - Checking this box causes the user 
				password to never expire, regardless of password expiration settings 
				that are enabled on the Database Properties 
				page. 
 
				- 
				
				Session Never Expires - Checking this box causes user sessions 
				to not timeout due to duration limitations provided by the Session Duration 
				or Inactivity Timeout settings on the
				Database Properties page. However, session 
				records may still be deleted (ending the session) as a consequence 
				of a variety of administrative actions that cause the system and 
				session data to become unsynchronized. For example, actions such 
				as renaming a form (category), changing default categories in a 
				Department record, deleting Employee/Department associations or 
				renaming or deleting Personality records may all result in a session 
				ending. Therefore, this setting should not be relied upon to provide 
				a truly perpetual session. 
 
				- Drill 
				Down Access - Enables user to access drill 
				down links in records. 
 
				- Run Reports 
				- Enables user to run reports, if the CATSWeb Report Server option 
				is installed. 
 
				- 
				
				Choose Personality - Present only when the optional Multiple 
				Employee Personalities feature is installed, this permission enables 
				user to change their current Personality 
				from the CATSWeb Home page.
				
 
				- 
				
				Choose Interface Preference - Enables user to choose their 
				own Interface Preference from the
				My CATSWeb page. 
 
				- 
				
				Choose Home Page - Available only if the 
				
				Dashboards 
				feature is installed, this permission enables users to choose a
				Dashboard 
				to use as their Home page. The selection is made from the
				My CATSWeb page. 
 
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				My CATSWeb - Enables user to access the
				My CATSWeb page. 
 
				- 
				
				View Edit History - If the optional Record Archiving feature 
				is installed, this permission enables the user to view archived 
				records. 
 
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				View Files As HTML - 
				
				Available only when the CATSWeb Full Text Search option is installed, 
				this permission enables a user to view File Attachments in HTML 
				format. It also controls whether or not a user may view highlighted 
				search results in files located via Full Text Search (whether the 
				file is a File Attachment, help file or external file).
				
 
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				Manage Own Proxy Permissions - Enables the user to manage 
				their own Proxy Signature Permissions 
				and designate their own Proxy from the
				My CATSWeb page. 
 
				- 
				
				Request Password via E-mail - Enables the login password 
				for the user to be requested and sent via E-mail. See
				this topic for more 
				important information about this feature and its security ramifications.
				
 
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				Portable Sessions - When granted, 
				this permission allows CATSWeb session IDs to be shared between 
				machines. For example, a user will be able to E-mail a CATSWeb 
				link or URL containing their session ID to their mobile device's 
				E-mail account and resume using CATSWeb on that device by using 
				the link or URL, without having to login again. They will also be 
				able to close their browser, open it again on the same machine, 
				and resume working in CATSWeb without being prompted to login 
				again. 
 
				 
				When the permission is revoked, the opposite behavior occurs: attempting 
				to use the session ID on other machines, or after closing all browser 
				instances and then opening a new one on the same machine, will force 
				the user to login again.  
				 
				This permission is only effective when NT Authentication (a.k.a. 
				"Windows Authentication") is not in use for the CATSWeb 
				system. When NT Authentication is enabled, MS Windows determines 
				the identity of the CATSWeb user at all times, and controls whether 
				or not a Windows session can be reused across machines or in different 
				browser instances or sessions. 
			 
			 
			
				
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						Quick Tip - Portable Sessions 
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					| When Portable Sessions 
					permission is revoked, CATSWeb works in conjunction with 
					your browser to force users to login again when closing and 
					reopening their web browser. If the Portable Sessions feature 
					is desired, you must ensure that the user's web browser is not 
					set to store authenticated session information between browser 
					sessions. Please consult your browser's documentation for further 
					details. | 
				 
			 
			 
			 
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			Restrictions
			
				- 
				
				Read-only View - This setting is a restriction, not 
				a permission. If checked, the user is restricted to viewing Issues, 
				Actions and Subtasks in Print View (read-only) mode.
  This 
				setting does not override any other permissions that have been granted 
				to an employee. For example, if add, edit and delete permissions 
				for Actions has been granted to an employee, selecting this setting 
				will NOT revoke those permissions. If you want to 
				prevent an employee from modifying records, do not grant them the 
				permissions to make modifications or use Functional 
				Restrictions.  
			 
			 
		 
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		Management Permissions 
		- These permissions determine which parts of the Manage page users may access. 
		Most are self-explanatory, some are clarified here:
		
			- Administrate 
			- Determines if the Manage page can be accessed at all. If not granted, 
			the Manage link will not appear in the page headers or footers. Users 
			accessing the Manage page must have this permission and provide 
			the management password. 
 
			- Access Special 
			Functions - Determines if the user can access (not manage)
			special function links that may have been defined 
			on the Manage page. This permission does not apply to special function 
			links on the Home page. 
 
			- Employee 
			Departments - Determines if the user can manage
			Employee Department assignments.
			
 
			- Employee 
			Personalities - 
			Present 
			only when the optional
			Multiple Employee 
			Personalities feature is installed, this permission determines 
			if the user can manage Employee Personality assignments. 
 
			- Measurement 
			Data - Determines if the user can
			purge Measurement 
			Data. 
 
			- Translations - 
			Determines if the user can manage Translations 
			(optional feature) associated with Interface 
			Preferences. To manage Translations, the user must also be granted the Interface 
			Preferences management permission. 
 
		 
		
			
				
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						Quick Tip - Managerial Restrictions 
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					Managerial Restrictions may be accessed via the button on the 
					Manage page. Managerial Restrictions consist of
					Functional Restrictions and
					Event Hooks. Functional Restrictions 
					provide finer-grain control than the permissions in many cases. 
					If you elect to use Functional Restrictions instead of a permission, 
					grant the permission on the Employee or Personality page, then 
					selectively revoke (restrict) the capability via entity-specific 
					Functional Restrictions.  | 
				 
			 
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			Record Access 
			Restrictions - The record access restrictions section enables the 
			administrator to enter SQL WHERE clause statements that restrict 
			the records that the user is allowed to view. The restrictions are applied 
			any time a user attempts to view a record in its entirety, runs an ad-hoc 
			query, or uses a filter. During querying and filtering, the record access 
			restriction SQL is combined with the filter or query SQL via an AND 
			statement. This effectively limits the set of records obtainable by 
			the user (i.e. records selected by the filter or query must meet the 
			criteria entered by the user AND the criteria entered in their record 
			access restriction fields). 
			 
			The SQL entered must use the actual field names from the underlying 
			CATSWeb database tables, rather than the field captions which are 
			arbitrarily assigned in the field definition 
			pages. There are several methods of determining what these field names 
			are: 
		
			- Field Definition List 
			- View the field definition list and use 
			the value stated for the Table Field. 
 
			- Query Form - A query 
			can be entered and submitted with the optional Show SQL statement 
			generated box checked. Be sure to enter data in the query field 
			of interest. The query output will show the actual SQL statement generated, 
			which will include the SQL WHERE clause with the actual table 
			field names. 
 
			- Other Tools - Database 
			server administration utilities (e.g. Enterprise Manager), Microsoft 
			Access, and many other tools allow the underlying table structure to 
			be viewed. 
 
		 
		Note 
		that any of the underlying table fields may be used in the SQL statement, 
		even maintenance fields that are not normally contained in CATSWeb forms. 
		However, derived fields that are only present in query and filter forms 
		and are not in the underlying table should not be used. These fields 
		are clearly color-coded in the field definitions 
		list for each category. 
		 
		
		As in
		Queries, text tokens may be used as "variables" 
		to specify characteristics of the currently logged in user. When specifying 
		a text token, do not place single quotes around the tokens to delimit 
		the text. CATSWeb will automatically add these as required. Here are 
		the text tokens that may be used: 
		
		
		
			
				| Text 
				Token | 
				Meaning | 
			 
			
				| {My Name} or {My 
				Employee Name} | 
				The Employee Name of the 
				current user. | 
			 
			
				| {My ID} or {My 
				Employee ID} | 
				The Employee ID of the 
				current user. | 
			 
			
				| {My Home Department}
				 | 
				The Home Department of 
				the current user. | 
			 
			
				| {My Group} | 
				The Group of the current 
				user's Home Department. | 
			 
			
				| {My Personality} | 
				The Personality of the 
				current user. | 
			 
			
				| {My Company} | 
				The Company Name from 
				the Database Properties page. | 
			 
			
				{My 
				Default Issue Category} or {My Default NonConformance Category} | 
				The 
				default Issue category for the 
				current user. | 
			 
			
				| {My Default 
				Action Category} | 
				The 
				default Action 
				category for the current user. | 
			 
			
				| {My Default 
				Subtask Category} | 
				The 
				default Subtask 
				category for the 
				current user. | 
			 
		 
		
		
			
				 
				When the Employee record is saved, CATSWeb will validate the 
				SQL entered to be sure it has the proper formatting, contains field 
				names that exist in the underlying table, etc. The following examples 
				illustrate common usages: 
				 
				 
			
				
					| 
					SQL | 
					
					Result | 
				 
				
					| Category=N'Part' | 
					All records must be 
					in the Part category. | 
				 
				
					| SourceDept=N'Assy' | 
					All records must be 
					from the Assy department. | 
				 
				
					| Category=N'Part' OR 
					UDUserCreated=N'JBrown' | 
					All records must be 
					from the part category, or they must have been entered by the 
					user with EmployeeID = "JBrown". | 
				 
				
					| Department=N'QA' AND 
					UDDateCreated > '04/15/2000' | 
					All records must be 
					from the QA department and must have been entered after midnight, 
					April15th, 2000 | 
				 
				
					| Text4={My Group} OR 
					AssignmentEmployee={My Name} | 
					Records must have 
					been created in the current user's Group, or must be assigned 
					to them personally (this assumes that Group is being stored 
					in the Text4 field). | 
				 
				
					| (PartNumber <> 
					N'A-123' OR PartNumber Is Null) | 
					Records cannot contain 
					part number A-123. Note that when a '<> ' is used with a 
					field that may contain null (non-entered) values, it is necessary 
					to include the 'Or {Field} Is Null' clause in the SQL. If this 
					is not included, records containing null values in the field 
					will also be inaccessible by the user. | 
				 
			 
			 
			Administrators should be aware of some limitations and side effects 
			of this feature:  
		
			- If a Subtask restriction is 
			in place, but the user has the ability to access the parent Action, 
			they will see the restricted Subtasks listed with the Action. However, 
			if they attempt to click on a restricted Subtask to view it, they will 
			receive an access error. 
 
		 
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		Search Restrictions 
		- The Search Restrictions section is only available when the optional CATSWeb 
		Full Text Search feature is installed. Three types of search restrictions 
		are available:
		
			- Restricted 
			Indexes - The selected indexes will not be available to the user 
			in the Advanced Search form, nor will the user be allowed to view items 
			from the indexes when saved searches are executed. 
 
			- Restricted 
			Output Fields - The selected output fields (search 
			result columns) will not be available to the user in the Advanced 
			Search form, nor will they be displayed when saved searches are executed.
			
 
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			Boolean Search Restrictions - Boolean Search Restrictions are 
			similar to Record Access Restrictions, except that they use a language 
			specific to the full text search engine instead of SQL. The Boolean 
			Search Restrictions will be AND-ed with any boolean restrictions from 
			the search form. They are applied automatically to both new and saved 
			searches. For more information on specifying Boolean Search Restrictions, 
			refer to the Boolean 
			Restrictions topic in the help page for the Advanced Search form.
 
			 
		 
		
			
			Category Permissions 
			- Each Issue, Action, and Subtask category is listed along with a checkbox 
			that can be used to allow or disallow the ability for a user to add 
			a record in the category, or save edited records into the category. 
			The ability to view a record, or have the record appear in query results, 
			is not affected (use Record Access Restrictions 
			instead). However, Category Permissions do affect a user's 
			ability to use the form as a query form. If they do not have Category Permission 
			for a form, it will not appear in the list of forms associated with 
			the New Query function. And, if they open a saved query using such a 
			form in Start With mode, they will be forced to choose a different form 
			(that they have Category Permission for).  
			 
			 
		
			
				
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						Quick Tip - Functional Restrictions 
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					Functional Restrictions can be used 
					instead of Category Permissions. Functional Restrictions provide 
					finer-grained control over a user's permitted activities for 
					a particular category (form). If you elect to use Functional 
					Restrictions instead of Category Permissions, grant all Category 
					Permissions on the Employee or Personality page, then selectively 
					revoke (restrict) capabilities via form-specific Functional 
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				Proxy Signature 
				Permissions - See Managing Proxy Signatures. 
				 
				 Broadcast 
				Message - These fields allow an administrator to send a status 
				message to the employee.   Additional  
				information regarding Broadcast Messages can be found in the 
				 Broadcast Message help page. 
		 
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