Manage Privileges
About Security in Metrics and Scorecards
Data permissions on Scorecard, KPI, and other related families are configured in Data Permissions in the Security Manager.
In APM, you can manage privileges for specific:
- Only Super Users and members of the MI Metrics Administrator Security Group can manage privileges for the Analysis Services Cube records. Members of the MI Metrics Administrator Security Group can manage the privileges for individual KPIs and Scorecards. Other users can manage privileges only for the KPIs and Scorecards that they created and for which they have been granted update privileges.
- If a Security User is assigned to multiple Security Groups, the user is granted the privileges of the Security Group with the most permissions. For example, if a Security User is assigned to both, the MI Metrics Viewer and the MI Metrics Admin Security Groups, the user is granted view, create, update and delete privileges.
About Cube Privileges
Cube privileges determine which Analysis Services Cube records are available for selection within Metric Views and KPIs. You can see the list of the users and groups that have access to any Analysis Services Cube record by viewing its privileges.
You can grant access or revoke the access to a cube via the Manage Cubes page. Only Super Users and members of the MI Metrics Administrator Security Group can manage privileges for the Analysis Services Cube records.
When users have been granted access to Analysis Services Cube records, they will be able to view the Metric Views, Scorecards, and reports that are based on the associated Analysis Services cubes.
Members of the MI Metrics Administrator Security Group can manage the entity-level privileges for all KPIs and Scorecards. Other users can manage privileges only for the KPIs and Scorecards that they have created and for which they have been granted entity-level update privileges.
About KPI Privileges
The KPI privileges that you set up in the APM are applied in addition to family-level permissions defined for the KPI families.
By default, all the MI Metrics User are given the View, Insert, Update, and Delete permissions to the KPI family.
You can also manage privileges at entity-level by selecting the users and groups that should have access to a given KPI. Via the Schedule, Alerts, and Privileges section, you can grant or revoke the privileges for the users and the groups.
The Super Users and members of the MI Metrics Administrator Security Group can, by default, manage privileges for all KPIs. Other users can manage the privileges for a KPI that they create, unless those privileges are revoked by an administrative user. Non-administrative users can also manage privileges for KPIs to which they have been granted Update privilege.
About Scorecard Privileges
The Scorecard privileges that you set up in the APM are applied in addition to family-level permissions defined for the Scorecard families. By default, all the MI Metrics User are given the View, Insert, Update, and Delete permissions to the Scorecard family.
You can also manage privileges at entity-level by selecting the users and groups that should have access to a given Scorecard. Via the Privileges section, you can grant or revoke the privileges for users and groups.
The Super Users and members of the MI Metrics Administrator Security Group can manage privileges for all Scorecards. By default, other users can manage the privileges for any Scorecards that they create, unless those privileges are revoked by an administrative user. Non-administrative users can also manage privileges for Scorecards to which they have been granted Update privilege.
Modify Access Rights to an Analysis Services Cube Record
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Modify Access Rights to a Scorecard
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To view a Scorecard, a user must be granted privileges to specific Scorecards via the APM application. You can revoke privileges for users and groups that no longer need to access the Scorecard.
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Modify Access Rights to a KPI
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To view a KPI, a user must be granted privileges to specific KPIs via the APM application. By managing privileges, you select the users and groups that have access rights to a given KPI. You can also revoke privileges for users and groups that no longer need to access the KPI.