How to use Administrator mode to set control rights |
Administrator mode is available only if you are assigned to a user group that has a check in the System administrator rights field on the Special Rights tab of System Mgmt -> Setup -> Access Rights -> User Groups screen.
When you access a screen in this mode, the Modify
UI (User Interface) Information 
button in the toolbar is active, which enables you to grant access rights,
modify the user interface, and set control rights to the screen, directly
on the screen itself. Effective with Release 13.1, control rights for
user groups may be set on the Rail
Equipment and Stationary
Equipment screens.
To set control rights:
Step 1. Open the screen on which you want to specify access rights.
Step 2. Click
the down arrow next to the
button and select Set User Group Control
Rights Template.
The UI Admin Session dialog box appears.
Step 3. In the User Group Control Rights Template field, specify the ID of the user group to which the user interface functionality will apply. This field has a list box.
Step 4. Click OK.
The next time that members of the specified user group access the screen, control rights are in effect for the current session only.
Step 5. To
activate Administrator mode, click the 
button.
Step 6. Right-click one of the fields on the screen (or its label).
A shortcut menu appears.
Step 7. To change control rights, select Modify Rights.
The Control Rights dialog box appears.
Step 8. Insert or remove checks in the Deny View or Deny Update fields to specify whether users assigned to the user group can display and/or update the control.
Step 9. Click OK.
Control rights are in effect the next time that members of the specified user group access the screen.
Tip: To specify control rights for future sessions, use the System Mgmt -> Setup -> Access Rights -> Rights Templates -> Control Rights Template screen.
Step 10. To
exit Administrator mode, click the Stop
button 
.
Step 11. Exit the screen.
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See Also
How to use Administrator mode to grant access rights to screens
How to use Administrator mode to modify the user interface (UI)