Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Figure 14-18.
Manage Subscriptions page
Managing Users and Groups
This section covers most of the features available when you click the Manage Users and Groups icon located on the
Administration home page shown in Figure
14-1
. All references assume that you start on the Manage Users and
Groups page shown in Figure
14-19
.
Figure 14-19.
Manage Users and Groups page
The main page contains a list of all the end users, developers, and workspace administrators. You can modify a
user by clicking the edit link beside their name. End users don't have access to the development environment and
have access to applications only if the authentication scheme is the default Application Express.
Creating One User
To create a single user, click the Create User button shown in Figure
14-19
. If you're only creating developers, you
don't need to worry about entering some of the non-required fields such as first and last name because you usually
know the user based on the username. You can also grant access to specific modules. For example, if you create an
account for a project manager, you may only want to give them access to the Team Development module, as shown in
Figure
14-20
.
