Index
A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V WA
- access control element (ACE)
- access control list (ACL)
- access privileges
- ACE (access control element)
- ACL (access control list)
- Change-Permission folder permission
- character set, vendor database
- ClearQuest installation
- ClearQuest integrations
- code page
- code page, data
- code pages
- code pages, data
- codepageutil
- connection, database
- connection profile
- connections
- conversion processes
- creating
- data code page
- data code pages
- data encryption
- database, user
- database management
- backups
- code page settings
- connections (1), (2)
- creating aliases
- creating empty databases
- database subscriptions
- database tools
- databases
- e-mail notification
- E-Mail Reader
- enabling submission
- format example
- mailboxes
- record format (1), (2)
- effective permissions
- error log file
- error logging
- Everyone group
- field types
- findrecordlocks.pl
- FIPS 140-2 approved
- configuring the IBM JRE
- data encryption (1), (2)
- LDAP server
- folder permissions
- Global Security Kit
- groups
- groups, ClearQuest
- groups, user
- guidelines
- hard limit
- hard query limit
- language support, national
- LDAP authentication
- commands syntax
- configuring (1), (2)
- disabling
- MultiSite considerations
- overview (1), (2)
- preparing to configure
- prerequisites
- quick-reference worksheet
- setting a user's authentication model (1), (2)
- setting authentication algorithm (1), (2), (3)
- setting connection information (1), (2)
- setting mapping criteria (1), (2)
- setting search criteria (1), (2)
- setting the authentication algorithm
- summary of tasks
- supported platforms
- supported servers
- testing your configuration
- using badge number
- using e-mail address
- using login name
- using SSL encryption
- using the GUI
- validating configuration (1), (2)
- LDAP server
- local character set
- locks, record
- log properties
- log properties file
- logging, error
- logging, message
- logging and tracing
- login
- logon name, restricted characters
- mapping unsupported characters
- master properties
- master property of a database set
- mastership
- message log file
- message logging
- mixed-character-set deployments
- moving a ClearQuest database
- MultiSite
- pessimistic locking
- privileges
- Read-Limited folder permission
- Read-Only folder permission
- Read-Write folder permission
- record locking
- record locks
- records
- remember-password feature
- database set
- disabling
- managing users
- re-enabling
- remember-the-password feature
- restoring a ClearQuest database
- result sets
- Scenarios
- Scenario 1: Limited access to the Public Queries folder
- Scenario 1a: Limited cross-group visibility
- Scenario 1b: Limited visibility
- Scenario 1c: Hiding the visibility of other group folders
- Scenario 2: Basic customer access to an internal database
- Scenario 3: Customer access to internal database using Public Queries folder queries
- Scenario 3a: Customers manage their company folder
- Scenario 4: Customer access to an internal database using a common folder
- schema repositories
- schemas
- soft limit
- soft query limit
- SSL encryption
- supported client code pages
- User Administration tool
- user database
- user databases
- user groups
- user profiles
- users
- users and groups
- administering
- administering groups (1), (2)
- importing and exporting profiles
- restricting access to actions (1), (2), (3)
- UTF-8 character support (1), (2), (3), (4)
- vendor database character set
- vendor databases
- character set values
- data code pages supported
- indexing multiline text fields for Oracle databases
- specifying properties (1), (2)
- workspace folder permissions
- categories
- effective permissions
- Everyone group
- introduction
- overview
- permission inheritance
- permission precedence
- privilege-granting model
- scenarios
- Scenario 1: Limited access to the Public Queries folder
- Scenario 1a: Limited cross-group visibility
- Scenario 1b: Limited visibility
- Scenario 1c: Hiding the visibility of other group folders
- Scenario 2: Basic customer access to an internal database
- Scenario 3: Customer access to internal database using Public Queries folder queries
- Scenario 3a: Customers manage their company folder
- Scenario 4: Customer access to an internal database using a common folder
- Scenario 5: Limited internal visibility to a customer folder
- setting policy
- terminology
- workspace items