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Hello everyone,
A customer would like to create a personal user who has the same privileges as IFSAPP and can perform the same operations as IFSAPP, rather than an IFSAPP user, in order to respond to an audit.
To achieve this, please tell us what settings, including granting privileges, should be made to the IFSAPP user on IFS and the IFSAPP user on Oracle.

To set up the same as the IFSAPP user on IFS, I understand that you can grant the "FND_ADMIN" privilege set to the user from the following URL.
Are there any other settings that are required?
https://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/24r1/030_administration/010_security/020_permission_sets/007_predefined_permission_sets/

To set up the same as the IFSAPP user on Oracle,
Is it enough to grant the permissions granted to IFSAPP in DBA_ROLE_PRIVS, DBA_SYS_PRIVS, and DBA_TAB_PRIVS to an individual user,
and grant create, update, and delete permissions for objects in the IFSAPP schema?
Are there any other settings that are required?

Regards.

Hi

 

FND_ADMIN only gives access to the Solution Manager area.

Regarding database user with the same name as IFS user keep in mind that upgdrade script will drop database user during upgrade to new RU/SU.


Not the answer you want, below is how we use it.

What we’ve done to fulfil this requirement for our customers, we have created a Read Only Permission Set to the whole front end on IFS Application and granted it to a real user. Also, you need to set up different data set up - Finance User Groups, Invoice Posting Authorizer etc to the same user so they can see financial information. 
As IFSAPP is the owner of the schema you won’t be able to replicate that as well as I don’t see why that would be required. If there are exception this new user cannot access to due IFSAPP special privilideges we get such info for the Auditors.

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