1. Introduction to GRIN-Global Webinar Session 6
Marty Reisinger, facilitator

2. Six Sessions Intro to GG; Getting started w/ the Curator Tool
CT Interface - additional stuff; Accessions; Basic Searches
Inventory; More on Searches
Public Website; Crop Traits & Observations
Cooperators; Orders; Reports
Security; Next Steps in NPGS Gap Analysis Process

3. Objective Participants will understand the...
GRIN-Global security model
next steps in the NPGS gap analysis

4. Security: 2 Concepts

5. Ownership “Owned_by” is determined by the user who creates the record
Only the owner of the record can transfer ownership to another user

6. Ownership
When someone creates an accession_name record, the owner is the same as the owner of the accession

7. Ownership
When relationships are mapped between dataviews, the children (tables) inherit the security settings of the parent
(Currently) the inheritance only cascades one level

8. Permissions For each user, permissions are applied to:
a specific table
a specific dataview
database-wide

9. Permission Defined
A permission restricts or grants access to a resource in GRIN-Global. A resource is defined as a specific table, dataview, or row. A permission defines four kinds of rights:
Create
Read
Update
Delete

10. All Access Permission is applied database-wide –users will be able to:
Create
Read
Update
Delete
... for all data

11. Permissions Defined Each right can have one of three values:
Value Description
Allow Allows access
Deny Denies access
Inherit Neither allows nor denies access; access is situational; it is inherited from a previous definition

12. Two Important People to Remember

14. Going Forward... Please keep testing the system
Continue to provide feedback
Additional training will be provided

15. Contacts GG Team Marty Reisinger
Questions / suggestions / observations / comparisons wrt GRIN & GRIN-Global
Marty Reisinger
Questions related to this webinar series & documentation

16. Thank you!