Privileges
Privileges determine the actions that users can perform in application clients. Informatica includes the following privileges:
- •Domain privileges. Determine actions that users can perform on the Informatica domain using the Administrator tool and the infacmd and pmrep command line programs.
- •Analyst Service privilege. Determines actions that users can perform using Informatica Analyst.
- •Content Management Service privilege. Determines actions that users can perform using reference tables in the Informatica Developer tool and the Informatica Analyst tool.
- •Data Integration Service privilege. Determines actions on applications that users can perform using the Administrator tool and the infacmd command line program. This privilege also determines whether users can drill down and export profile results.
- •Mass Ingestion Service privilege. Determines actions that users can perform using the Mass Ingestion tool.
- •Metadata Manager Service privileges. Determine actions that users can perform using Metadata Manager.
- •Model Repository Service privilege. Determines actions on projects that users can perform using Informatica Analyst and Informatica Developer.
- •PowerCenter Repository Service privileges. Determine PowerCenter repository actions that users can perform using the Repository Manager, Designer, Workflow Manager, Workflow Monitor, and the pmrep and pmcmd command line programs.
- •PowerExchange application service privileges. Determine actions that users can perform on the PowerExchange Listener Service and PowerExchange Logger Service using the infacmd pwx commands.
- •Scheduler Service privileges. Determine actions that users can perform using the Scheduler Service.
- •Test Data Manager Service privileges. Determine data discovery, data masking, data subset, and test data generation tasks that users can perform using the Test Data Manager.
You assign privileges to users and groups for application services. You can assign different privileges to a user for each application service of the same service type.
You assign privileges to users and groups on the Security tab of the Administrator tool.
The Administrator tool organizes privileges into levels. A privilege is listed below the privilege that it includes. Some privileges include other privileges. When you assign a privilege to users and groups, the Administrator tool also assigns any included privileges.
Privilege Groups
The domain and application service privileges are organized into privilege groups. A privilege group is an organization of privileges that define common user actions. For example, the domain privileges include the following privilege groups:
- •Tools. Includes privileges to log in to the Administrator tool.
- •Security Administration. Includes privileges to manage users, groups, roles, and privileges.
- •Domain Administration. Includes privileges to manage the domain, folders, nodes, grids, licenses, and application services.
Tip: When you assign privileges to users and user groups, you can select a privilege group to assign all privileges in the group.