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Group Dialog
You use the Group dialog to create or modify user groups. A group is a collection of users that share the same rights.
You can access this dialog to create a new group in the following ways:
• From the Groups folder context menu: New Group
• From an existing group node context menu: New Group
• From the Database menu tab: Group, New Group (see Database Tab)
For more information, see Create a New Group.
You can access this dialog to modify an existing group from an existing group node context menu: Modify.
The Group dialog contains the following pages:
• General—see General Page (Group)
• Access—see Access Page (Group)
The dialog contains the following controls:
OK button
Creates the specified group
Cancel button
Closes the dialog without saving any changes
General Page (Group)
The General page of the Group dialog lets you define core group information. The General page contains the following fields:
Name
Specifies a unique name for the group
Users in the group
Selects the installation users that should belong to the group
Note:  To assign users to a group using the Group dialog, the users must be created first (see Create a New User).
Access Page (Group)
The Access page of the Group dialog lets you specify the non-granted databases that the group has access to. This provides access to databases that are not public.
The Access page lists all the non-granted databases in the installation. Selecting a check box specifies that the members of the group have access to that database. Selecting “The group has access to the entire installation” checks all of the non-granted databases.
Last modified date: 06/06/2024