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C O N C E P T S 1RWHÃIn the table, an “X” denotes access to the functionality, a blank denotes no access to the function. Functionality Privileges Web Analyst Web Reporter Web Viewer browse and view reports and documents Web User X X X run live reports Web User X X X prompts on reports and documents Web User X X X incremental fetch of large data sets Web User X X X drill down (simple drill) Web User X X X toggle view mode between grid and graph Web User X X X view filter detail Web User X X X investigative workflow (drill to template) Web User X X X format a grid using built-in style options Web User X X X graph interaction and modification Web User X X X sorting Web User X X X print Web Print Mode X X X change user options search for reports, documents, folders Web Change User Options Web Object Search X X X X X X view and add to History List Web History List X X view report details Web Report Details X delete objects Web Delete Object X export report to various formats Web Export X 56 Chapter 8 MicroStrategy Web Administration
Functionality Privileges Web Analyst page-by Web Report Manipulation X Web Reporter Web Viewer C O N C E P T S pivoting between rows and columns save to Shared Reports save to My Reports drill anywhere Web Report Manipulation Web Report Manipulation Web Save to Shared Reports Web Advanced Drilling X X X X view SQL for a report View Report SQL X The MicroStrategy 7 security model enables you to set up user groups that can have subgroups within them, thus creating a hierarchy. The following applies to the creation of user subgroups: • A child subgroup automatically inherits privileges assigned to its parent group. • In addition to inherited privileges, a child subgroup can be assigned other privileges. User groups corresponding to the three MicroStrategy 7 Web Editions have been predefined with the appropriate privilege sets. These user groups are available under the User Group folder within the Administration folder for your project. 1RWHÃYou need project administration privileges to view and modify user-group definitions. Assigning user privileges Refer to your license agreement for reference as you determine how each user is assigned to a given privilege set. MicroStrategy 7 defines user groups in terms of the three Web editions (Web Analyst, Web Reporter, Web Viewer), based on the privilege set assigned to each. For instance, if you assign to a user in a Web Reporter group a privilege available only to a Web Analyst, MicroStrategy considers this user to be a Web Analyst user. In some cases you can, however, assign a subset of privileges belonging to a given edition to a user who has privileges for that edition without violating your license agreement. Assigning privileges: MicroStrategy Web editions 57
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Administrator Guide Version 7.0 Ser
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Contents Administrator Overview xii
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Chapter 36 Database Connections 145
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Load a project 184 Register a 6.x p
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INTRODUCTION Administrator Overview
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SECTION I Administrator concepts I
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1 Fundamentals CHAPTER 1 Administra
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Page 31 and 32: 3 Job Processing CHAPTER 3 C O N C
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Page 35 and 36: Basic report execution Job request
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Page 39 and 40: Object browsing The definitions for
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25 Project Mover Wizard CHAPTER 25
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26 Schedule Manager CHAPTER 26 :KDW
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27 Schedule Monitor CHAPTER 27 :KDW
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28 Schedule Wizard CHAPTER 28 :KDW
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29 Security Role Editor CHAPTER 29
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30 Monitor CHAPTER 30 User Connecti
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31 User Editor CHAPTER 31 :KDWÃLV
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32 User Manager CHAPTER 32 :KDWÃLV
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33 Checker CHAPTER 33 User Manager
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SECTION III How do I...? III • Ac
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36 Access control lists CHAPTER 36
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37 Caches CHAPTER 37 Configure cach
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Disable MicroStrategy Intelligence
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38 Database Connections CHAPTER 38
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Disconnect a connection to a databa
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Make the appropriate changes to the
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41 Diagnostics CHAPTER 41 Color cod
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Click Add. A Filter by bar appears.
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42 Governors CHAPTER 42 Limit repor
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43 Groups CHAPTER 43 Add members to
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44 Job prioritizations CHAPTER 44 C
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45 Jobs CHAPTER 45 Cancel an execut
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46 Intelligence Servers CHAPTER 46
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47 MicroStrategy Web CHAPTER 47 Con
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48 Passwords CHAPTER 48 Change a us
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49 Projects CHAPTER 49 Change a pro
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Select the check box corresponding
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50 Schedules CHAPTER 50 Create a sc
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On the Event Selection page, select
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Select the event you wish to rename
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51 Security Filters CHAPTER 51 Appl
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52 Security roles CHAPTER 52 Apply
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Modify a security role 6WHSV Selec
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53 SQL CHAPTER 53 View SQL for an e
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54 Statistics CHAPTER 54 Configure
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55 Users CHAPTER 55 Create a user 6
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SECTION IV Appendixes IV Topics for
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APPENDIX A Statistics A Statistics
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The JOB_STATS table has a one-to-ma
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Table/Column Meaning Datatype: SQL
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Table/Column Meaning Datatype: SQL
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APPENDIX B Diagnostics B Diagnostic
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Indexing Property Description Possi
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COUNT (column) Support Some databas
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Rank Method This setting determines
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APPENDIX D Permissions and Privileg
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Grouping Permissions granted Allows
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APPENDIX E Administrative Utilities
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Index A access control definition 2
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