BR*Tools Studio: Role Concept

Definition

BR*Tools Studio offers a role concept in which you assign specific privileges to each BR*Tools Studio user.When you create a user, you assign the user exactly one role, which you cannot change in future.

BR*Tools Studio offers the following roles:

BR*Tools Studio Administrator

Users of this role have full access to the following functions:
- Database administration (DBA)
- Instance-specific Studio administration
They can see their own Studio objects and those of all other Studio users.
BR*Tools Studio Operator

Users of this role only have full access to DBA functions. They do not have any Studio objects of their own but can see Studio objects of all other users.
Database Administrator

Users of this role have full access to DBA functions and limited access to the functions of instance-specific Studio administration. They can only see their own Studio objects.
Database Operator

Users of this role have limited access to DBA functions and instance-specific Studio administration. They can only see their own Studio objects.

Note

While not strictly a role, there is also the Server Administrator user, called “Administrator”, with which you can maintain the server landscape by logging on to the “instance” Server.

The roles of Database Administrator and Database Operator are fully subject to the auditing concept. This means that operations executed by these users can always be uniquely traced to the user. It is impossible for these users to eradicate traces of their activity.