The User object describes an ADABAS user or ADABAS usergroup. User occurs in relationships with a number of objects. The relationships are described by access privileges.
Relationships between a user and other objects:
1. User Owns Dbfunction
2. User Owns Domain
3. User Owns User
4. User Uses Column
5. User Uses Dbprocedure
6. User Uses Program
7. User Uses Qpcommand
8. User Uses Qpexcellink
9. User Uses Qpquery
10. User Uses Qpwordlink
11. User Uses Querycommand
12. User Uses Snapshot
13. User Uses Table
14. User Uses View
1. A user (DBA) can be the owner of a number of DB functions; a user has a unique owner (1-M[0]).
2. A user (DBA) can be the owner of a number of domains; a domain has a unique owner (1-M[0]).
3. A user (DBA) can be the owner of a number of users; a user has a unique owner (1-M[0]).
4. A user can have access privileges for a number of table columns; a table column is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
5. A user can have execute privileges for a number of DB procedures; a DB procedure is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
6. A user can have access privileges for a number of programs (for execution or copying); a program is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
7. A user can have call privileges for a number of QueryPlus commands; a QueryPlus command is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
8. A user can have usage privileges for a number of QueryPlus ExcelLinks; a QueryPlus ExcelLink is used by one ore more users (N-M[0]).
9. A user can have call privileges for a number of QueryPlus queries; a QueryPlus query is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
10. A user can have usage privileges for a number of QueryPlus WordLinks; a QueryPlus WordLink is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
11. A user can have call privileges for a number of QUERY commands; a QUERY command is used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
12. A user can use a number of snapshots; a snapshot can be used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
13. A user can use a number of tables; a table can be used by one or more users
(N-M[0]).
14. A user can use a number of view tables; a view table can be used by one or more users (N-M[0]).
See also:
Defining a User Like Another User
Changing Owners of Users And Usergroups
Execute Privileges for DB Procedures
Statistical Information About the Object User