1 package FND_SEC_BULK AUTHID CURRENT_USER as
2 /* $Header: AFSCBLKS.pls 115.8 2003/12/04 19:10:07 pdeluna noship $ */
3
4
5 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
6 -- AddRespUserGroup
7 -- Assign a responsibility key to a group of users.
8 -- The group of users is defined in x_user_group_clause.
9 -- You can optionally supply description, start_date and end_date.
10 -- The return value is the number of users processed.
11 --
12 -- Usage Example
13 -- declare
14 -- user_clause varchar2(2000);
15 -- cnt number;
16 -- begin
17 -- user_clause := fnd_sec_bulk.UserAssignResp('FND',
18 -- 'SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR',
19 -- 'STANDARD');
20 -- cnt:= fnd_sec_bulk.AddRespUserGroup(user_clause,
21 -- 'FND',
22 -- 'SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR_GUI',
23 -- '',
24 -- 'New SYSADMIN responsibility');
25 -- OR cnt:= fnd_sec_bulk.AddRespUserGroup(user_clause,
26 -- 'FND',
27 -- 'SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR_GUI');
28 -- end;
29 --
30 -- Input Arguments
31 -- x_user_group_clause: A sql statement returns all user's user_id
32 -- For example, "select user_id from fnd_user where..."
33 -- x_resp_application: Responsibility application short name
34 -- x_responsibility: Responsibility key
35 -- x_security_group: Security Group. Default is null.
36 -- If x_user_group_clause is provided from calling
37 -- UserAssignResp(), then DO NOT pass in
38 -- x_security_group.
39 -- If x_user_group_clause is provided by yourself,
40 -- then you SHOULD input the x_security_group.
41 -- x_description: Description
42 -- x_start_date: Start date
43 -- x_end_date: End date
44
45 function AddRespUserGroup(
46 x_user_group_clause in varchar2,
47 x_resp_application in varchar2,
48 x_responsibility in varchar2,
49 x_security_group in varchar2 default '',
50 x_description in varchar2 default '',
51 x_start_date in date default sysdate,
52 x_end_date in date default null) return number;
53
54 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
55 -- AddRespIdUserGroup
56 -- Assign a responsibility which identified by ID to a group of users.
57 -- The group of users is defined in x_user_group_clause.
58 -- You can optionally supply description, start_date and end_date.
59 -- The return value is the number of users processed.
60 --
61 -- Usage Example
62 -- declare
63 -- user_clause varchar2(2000);
64 -- begin
65 -- user_clause := fnd_sec_bulk.UserAssignRespId(0, 101, 'STANDARD');
66 -- cnt := fnd_sec_bulk.AddRespIdUserGroup(user_clause, 0, 20420);
67 -- end;
68 --
69 -- Input Arguments
70 -- x_user_group_clause: A sql statement returns all user's user_id
71 -- For example, "select user_id from fnd_user where..."
72 -- x_resp_application_id:Responsibility application id
73 -- x_responsibility_id: Responsibility id
74 -- x_security_group: Security Group. Default is null.
75 -- If x_user_group_clause is provided from calling
76 -- UserAssignRespId(), then DO NOT pass in
77 -- x_security_group.
78 -- If x_user_group_clause is provided by yourself,
79 -- then you SHOULD input the x_security_group.
80 -- x_description: Description
81 -- x_start_date: Start date
82 -- x_end_date: End date
83
84 function AddRespIdUserGroup(
85 x_user_group_clause in varchar2,
86 x_resp_application_id in number,
87 x_responsibility_id in number,
88 x_security_group in varchar2 default '',
89 x_description in varchar2 default '',
90 x_start_date in date default sysdate,
91 x_end_date in date default null) return number;
92
93
94 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
95 -- UserAssignResp
96 -- Find all the users that have this given responsibility key and
97 -- security group pair.
98 -- Construct a full qualified sql statement to return all the user_ids.
99 -- So that this kind of sql statement can be used when calling
100 -- AddRespUserGroup().
101 -- Usage Example
102 -- declare
103 -- user_clause varchar2(2000);
104 -- cnt number;
105 -- begin
106 -- user_clause := fnd_sec_bulk.UserAssignResp('FND',
107 -- 'SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR',
108 -- 'STANDARD');
109 -- cnt := fnd_sec_bulk.AddRespUserGroup(user_clause,
110 -- 'FND',
111 -- 'SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR_GUI');
112 -- end;
113 -- Input Arguments
114 -- x_resp_application: Responsibility application short name
115 -- x_responsibility: Responsibility key
116 -- x_security_group: Responsibility security group name
117
118 function UserAssignResp(
119 x_resp_application in varchar2,
120 x_responsibility in varchar2,
121 x_security_group in varchar2 default 'STANDARD')
122 return varchar2;
123
124 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
125 -- UserAssignRespId
126 -- Find all the users that have this given responsibility identified by ID
127 -- and security group pair.
128 -- Construct a full qualified sql statement to return all the user_ids.
129 -- So that this kind of sql statement can be used when calling
130 -- AddRespUserGroup().
131 -- Usage Example
132 -- declare
133 -- user_clause varchar2(2000);
134 -- cnt number;
135 -- begin
136 -- user_clause := fnd_sec_bulk.UserAssignRespId(0,101, 'STANDARD');
137 --
138 -- cnt := fnd_sec_bulk.AddRespIdUserGroup(user_clause, 0, 20420);
139 -- end;
140 -- Input Arguments
141 -- x_resp_application_id:Responsibility application id
142 -- x_responsibility_id: Responsibility id
143 -- x_security_group: Responsibility security group name
144
145 function UserAssignRespId(
146 x_resp_application_id in number,
147 x_responsibility_id in number,
148 x_security_group in varchar2 default 'STANDARD')
149 return varchar2;
150
151
152 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
153 -- UpdateUserGroup
154 -- Update some of user attributes for a group of users.
155 -- Non-specified attribute is treated as taking the current
156 -- default value.
157 -- The group of users is defined in x_user_group_clause which is a full
158 -- qualified "select" sql statement.
159 --
160 -- Input Arguments
161 -- x_user_group_clause: A sql statement returns all user's user_id
162 -- For example, "select user_id from fnd_user where..."
163 -- x_start_date: Start date
164 -- x_end_date: End date
165 -- x_description: User Description
166 -- x_password_lifespan_access: To control password expiration
167 -- x_password_lifespan_days: To control password expiration
168 -- x_email_address: User email address
169 -- x_fax: User fax number
170
171 procedure UpdateUserGroup(
172 x_user_group_clause in varchar2,
173 x_start_date in date default null,
174 x_end_date in date default null,
175 x_description in varchar2 default null,
176 x_password_lifespan_accesses in number default null,
177 x_password_lifespan_days in number default null,
178 x_email_address in varchar2 default null,
179 x_fax in varchar2 default null);
180
181
182 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
183 -- UpdateUserGroupTemplate
184 -- Update a group of users to have the same privileges as the given
185 -- template user. Supported privileges are user attributes, assigned
186 -- responsibilities and profiles.
187 -- The group of users is defined in x_user_group_clause.
188 -- You can optionally choose to clone all user attributes, all
189 -- responsibilities or all profile options.
190 --
191 -- Usage Example
192 -- declare
193 -- user_clause varchar2(2000);
194 -- begin
195 -- user_clause := fnd_sec_bulk.UserAssignResp('FND',
196 -- 'ASSISTANT_SYSTEM_ADMINISTRATOR',
197 -- 'STANDARD');
198 -- /* This will give all users SYSADMIN's's profile but not */
199 -- /* responsibilities and other attributes. */
200 -- fnd_sec_bulk.UpdateUserGroupTemplate(user_clause,
201 -- 'SYSADMIN',
202 -- FALSE, FALSE, TRUE);
203 -- end;
204 --
205 -- Input Arguments
206 -- x_user_group_clause: A select sql statement returns all user's user_id
207 -- For example, "select user_id from fnd_user where..."
208 -- x_template_user: The user name that you are going to clone from
209 -- x_attribute_flag: Whether to clone user attributes
210 -- x_responsibility_flag:Whether to clone responsibility
211 -- x_profile_flag: Whether to clone profile
212
213 procedure UpdateUserGroupTemplate(
214 x_user_group_clause in varchar2,
215 x_template_user in varchar2,
216 x_attribute_flag in boolean default TRUE,
217 x_responsibility_flag in boolean default TRUE,
218 x_profile_flag in boolean default TRUE);
219
220
221 end FND_SEC_BULK;
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