User rights information is contained in the System Cubes of the System database. To view the database, open the Modeler and click on System→System Cubes in the Navigation pane.
The following System cubes are relevant for user rights:
| Level 1 user rights | |
| #_ROLE_RIGHT_OBJECT | Defines role access to right objects. |
| #_GROUP_ROLE | Defines roles for groups. |
| #_USER_GROUP | Defines groups for users. |
| Level 2 user rights | |
| #_GROUP_DATABASE_DATA | Defines group access to DB objects. |
For more information, see Administration of User Rights.
Other System cubes
There are 3 other System cubes that are not relevant for user rights:
- #_USER_USER_PROPERTIES
- #_ROLE_ROLE_PROPERTIES
- #_GROUP_GROUP_PROPERTIES
The entries of these cubes have no direct effect on user rights, but they do offer the possibility of making specific users, groups, or roles "inactive". This can be very useful for preventing logon during maintenance activities such as ETL jobs. This behavior can be controlled with the "inactive" column in the cube properties.
Cube #_USER_USER_PROPERTIES
Cube #_ROLE_ROLE_PROPERTIES
Cube #_GROUP_GROUP_PROPERTIES
Note: Access to the System database is managed in the OLAP right object called "rights". If you only grant N access on this right object to a specific role, the members of this role will not be able to see the contents in the System database. For more information, see Rights Objects in Jedox.
Updated September 27, 2022