Permissions in a database system refer to a set of rules and policies that determine what actions can be performed on data by different users or groups of users. Permissions can cover various aspects of the system, such as access to data, the ability to modify it, delete it, or create new data. Properly managing permissions is crucial to ensuring the security and integrity of data in a database system.
View all tagsMechanism of dependencies between objects and access roles to objects in the Mercury DB system. The assumption is to meet the requirement that the system has an advanced mechanism for managing user permissions to perform operations on individual types of cases with granulation of permissions to individual fields of case objects.