You are able to define the user rights with Administration Tool by defining the database permissions for the individual users and user groups
Users which have the Manage Users permission are allowed to change their own database level permissions. To manage the database level permissions of the user groups, the user needs to have the Manage User Groups permission.
The CustomTools database has always one administrator user called Admin. The Admin user cannot be removed from the database and its user rights could not be modified. The Admin user has the full permissions into the database and all of the profiles in the database.
Run CustomTools Administration Tool.
Login to the CustomTools database
Right-click the database name and select Permissions. The Database Rights dialog box appears
In the Database Rights dialog box, you are able to define the following permissions for the user groups and the individual users:
Manage User Groups | Permission to manage the user groups |
Manage Users | Permission to manage the users |
Manage Profiles | Permission to manage the database profiles |
Import Settings | Permission to import the database profile related settings |
Export Settings | Permission to export the database profile related settings |
Delete Design Data | Permission to delete the design data from the CustomTools database |
Manage Dictionaries | Permission to manage the dictionaries used by CustomTools |
Database Administrator | Sets the user or all the group members as database level administrators |
System Administrator | Sets the user or all the group members as system level administrators |
Manage Scripts | The users or the user group members are allowed to manage the add-in scripts. If you do not see the Manage Scripts node in the Database View, you may not have the Manage Scripts permission. |