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Separator constant
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SITE_SEPARATOR varchar2(1) := '
/ ';
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Special user ID constants
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SCHEMA_OWNER constant number(1) := 0;
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SCHEMA_OWNER represents the user ID of the Portal administration
user account created (pre-seeded) during the Portal installation.
The name of this user account is the same as the name of the schema
into which Oracle Portal was installed, e.g. PORTAL. This user account
is a member of the DBA group when installed.
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SCHEMA_ADMIN constant number(1) := 1;
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SCHEMA_ADMIN represents the user ID of the Portal administration
user account created (pre-seeded) during Portal installation. The
name of this user account is derived by appending the string "_ADMIN"
to the end of the schema name containing Oracle Portal, e.g. PORTAL_ADMIN.
This user account is a member of the PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS group
when installed.
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USER_PUBLIC constant number(1) := 2;
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USER_PUBLIC represents the user ID of the public access user account.
This entity does not represent a real user who can log in. It is
used to identify an account that enables public access to certain
objects in Oracle Portal. If this account is granted certain permissions
on some Portal objects, those permissions automatically become available
to all Portal users.
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Special group ID constants
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GROUP_AUTHENTICATED_USERS constant number(1) := 0;
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An authenticated user is a logged in user. GROUP_AUTHENTICATED_USERS
is a group comprised of all logged in users. Every user who successfully
connects to Portal after being authenticated by the Single Sign-On
server is automatically granted membership in this group, if user
is not already a member of the group. Hence, every logged in user
automatically inherits any privileges granted to this group.
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GROUP_DBA constant number(1) := 1;
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GROUP_DBA is a privileged group. This group is granted privileges
to all Portal objects. In addition, this group is also capable of
administering users and groups in OID and creating schema objects.
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GROUP_WEBDB_ADMINISTRATORS constant number(1) := 2;
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This group is also a privileged group but its privileges form a
subset of the privileges given to the DBA group. Specifically, the
privileges to grant OID privileges to users and groups; edit or
delete groups; and create schema objects are not granted
to this group.
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GROUP_PORTAL_PUBLISHERS constant number(1) := 3;
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This group has the privileges to publish portlets.
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GROUP_iPortal_ADMINISTRATORS constant number(1) := GROUP_WEBDB_ADMINISTRATORS;
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See description for GROUP_WEBDB_ADMINISTRATORS above.
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Group owner constants
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OWNER constant number(1) := 1;
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An owner of a group has additional privileges on the group. The
owner can edit or delete the group. An owner can be a user or a
group. If a group is an owner of another group, all members of the
owner group inherit the ownership.
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NOT_OWNER constant number(1) := 0;
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A user or group that is not an owner of a group.
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Hidden group constants
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HIDDEN constant number(1) := 1;
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A group that is hidden is visible only to its owners.
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NOT_HIDDEN constant number(1) := 0;
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A group that is not hidden can be seen by any user.
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Group site ID constant
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GLOBAL_GROUP constant number(1) =: 0;
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Prior to Oracle9iAS Portal 9.0.2, groups were scoped by
site_id. This group scoping is not available in 9.0.2 or later.
However, some APIs still include site_id for backward compatibility,
although their implementation ignores any value that is passed.
This constant can be used to pass site_id, if required by an API.
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