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applications:custom_tableauth [2018/02/07 08:09] admin |
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| ~~NOTRANS~~ | ~~NOTRANS~~ | ||
| - | ~~Title: Use custom tables and views for authentication~~ | + | ~~Title: Use Custom Tables and Views for Authentication~~ |
| If you use the standard DBSecurityManager, DBWorkScreenAccess or RoleBasedDBWorkScreenAccess you have to use the following table names: | If you use the standard DBSecurityManager, DBWorkScreenAccess or RoleBasedDBWorkScreenAccess you have to use the following table names: | ||
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| <**origtablename_origcolumnname**>//newcolumnname//</**origtablename_origcolumnname**> | <**origtablename_origcolumnname**>//newcolumnname//</**origtablename_origcolumnname**> | ||
| - | A hidden feature is the support for changing the YES value. The standard value for YES is Y. If you want another value e.g. 1, simply add following to your config.xml: | + | A hidden feature is the support for changing the YES value. The standard value for YES is Y. If you want another value, e.g., 1, simply add following to your config.xml: |
| <file xml> | <file xml> | ||
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| The value will be used in DBWorkScreenAccess and DBSecurityManager and following tables: | The value will be used in DBWorkScreenAccess and DBSecurityManager and following tables: | ||
| - | //USERS | + | //USERS \\ |
| WORKSCREENS// | WORKSCREENS// | ||