How Do I Assign the Roles?
If IDCS role synchronization hasn't been disabled for your Oracle Cloud Applications environment, you can follow the instructions in Assign Oracle Cloud Application Roles, wait a half hour while the roles are synchronized with the IDCS system, and then your users should be able to use VB Studio without any further involvement on your part.
If role synchronization has been disabled, role assignment is a two-step process:
- Create an Oracle Cloud Applications user, then assign a role to that user using the Oracle Cloud Applications Identity manager. See Assign Oracle Cloud Application Roles.
- In IDCS, manually assign a VB Studio role (DEVELOPER_ADMIN or DEVELOPER_USER) to the Oracle Cloud Applications user. See Assign VB Studio Roles in OCI Identity and Access Management.
Assign Oracle Cloud Application Roles
Before beginning the process, review some background information:
- Standard roles (listed in step 7 below) are predefined. Their permissions are automatically updated as necessary, such as when new features or services are added.
- Custom roles are created as substitutes for standard roles, allowing only specific
privileges. These privileges are assigned in the Oracle Cloud Applications
security console.
A custom role can be one of the following:
- If role synchronization is enabled, one of the Oracle Cloud Applications abstract roles (ORA_SYNC_ENABLED_ADMINISTRATOR_ABSTRACT or ORA_SYNC_ENABLED_DEVELOPER_ABSTRACT) will need to be assigned in the Oracle Cloud Applications security console along with the FND_ADMINISTER_SANDBOX_PRIV and FND_MANAGE_SANDBOX_PRIV privileges.
- If role sync is disabled, one of the VB Studio IDCS roles
(DEVELOPER_ADMINISTRATOR or DEVELOPER_USER) will need to be
assigned instead of the Oracle Cloud Applications abstract
roles. The VB Studio IDCS roles are assigned in the IDCS
console.
The custom roles are assigned to VB Studio IDCS roles in the same manner as standard roles, with administrative roles mapping to the VB Studio administrator role in IDCS and non-administrative roles being assigned the VB Studio developer role in IDCS.
To assign an Oracle Cloud Applications role to a new or existing Oracle Cloud Applications user:
From the time role membership was granted via the security console, it will take approximately 30 minutes for a user to gain access. If, after 30 minutes, a user is still seeing a warning message indicating that they are not a member of the organization, it is very likely that IDCS role sync has been disabled on your environment, and you need to follow the instructions in Assign VB Studio Roles in OCI Identity and Access Management to assign one of the VB Studio roles in IDCS to the Oracle Cloud Application user.
Assign VB Studio Roles in OCI Identity and Access Management
If you just created a new user in Oracle Cloud Applications, it will take at least 30 minutes for the user profile to show up in OCI Identity and Access Management so that you can assign a VB Studio user role to it.
Assign VB Studio access to users in the identity domain associated to the Oracle Cloud Application instance:
- Sign in to your identity domain using your credentials and the URL you received.
Note
If you don't have access to the URL, see How Do I Access the IDCS Console From the Oracle Cloud Console?You'll see this page:
- Click the Take me there button.
The domain's Overview page is displayed.
Tip:
If you click the Don't show me this again check box, the page with the upgrade notice will be bypassed and you'll see the domain's Overview page after you log in. - Under Identity domain, click Oracle Cloud Services to display the list of service instances that are available in your identity domain.
- Select the service that begins with DevServiceAppAUTO.
- In the Resources list, click Application roles.
All roles that can be assigned for the VB Studio service are displayed.
- Click the down arrow on the right side of the role's row to display the list of resources you can manage:
- Click Manage next to Assigned users.
The Manage user assignments dialog is displayed.
- Click + Show available users, then use Search to locate the user name you are searching for.
- After you locate the user, click the Assign checkbox on the left side of the user's row, then click the Assign button.
The Assigned users section of the panel shows the new user you assigned.
- Click the Close button.
- Repeat these steps to assign VB Studio roles to additional users.