Permissions are used to determine where in the system, a user has access. A default set of permissions are provided when OLIB is first set up but these can be fine tuned on an ongoing basis by the system manager and to a lesser extent, other staff users, e.g. privilege level 6.
Permissions can be set on these 'objects' in OLIB: Annotations, Folders, Records, Saved Searches, Workspaces, Domains, Methods, Layouts, Sheets.
The following lists the various actions you can carry out using the permissions system. The examples use 'Folders' but the same permissions options are available to all 'objects'.
For any of the objects in OLIB Web that you have access to, you can view your own permissions.
For example:
Permissions for "Sue" on folder "Reclassify (17)"
I am the owner
Users are allowed to change ownership of an object if they themselves are the owner or if they have a privilege level of System Administrator. You can use a search box to find the user by surname.
For example:
Change owner of folder: "Reclassify (17)"
Current owner is "Janet"
New Owner:
WRIGHT, Sue
Start typing a user name or group name to get a list of possible matches.
You can 'share' objects like folders or saved searches with other users. For example you may create a saved search on a particular subject and want to share the list of results with other cataloguers. OLIB Web has a streamlined way to grant View or Modify permissions and a more advanced share method (if you are the owner of a User Group).
For example:
Allow Viewing / Modifying of folder "Reclassify (17)" by
HIGGINS, Lindsey
Start typing a user name or group name to get a list of possible matches.
When that user next logs in to OLIB Web they will have access to the folder and will be able to modify it.
If you are the owner of a User Group, a slightly different popup allows you to allocate permissions to a group more easily:
Allow Viewing / Modifying of folder "Reclassify (17)" by
Cataloguers
Start typing a user name or group name to get a list of possible matches.
This option allows all permissions to be managed - not just View / Modify. You can also Revoke permissions. It allows full control of exactly what permission is granted to which specific users. Advanced permissions are possible if the current user is able to grant or revoke any permissions on the 'object' at all.
To add a user or group that is not currently in the list, start typing the surname / name of the user / group and select it from the possible matches.
Simply toggle the tick box for the relevant permission / user combination:
For example:
Permissions on record | Revoke | Grant | Modify | Access | Create Record | Delete Record | Grant All | Revoke All | Reset |
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ALL USERS GROUP | |||||||||
Acquisitions |
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Cataloguers | |||||||||
Librarians | |||||||||
Start typing a user name or group name to get a list of possible matches. |
Grant All inserts all permissions except Grant and Revoke, for that user / group.
Revoke All removes all permissions for that user / group.
Reset to revert to original settings.
See also how this way of granting permissions is used to set permissions in Domains.