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During installation, Oracle Portal creates some default users and
groups. For example, when the Oracle DBA (or someone with the
password to the SYS account) installs Oracle Portal, a portal
administrator account is created. If Oracle Portal is installed in a
schema named PORTAL30, then the administrator account created by
default is named PORTAL30_ADMIN. That administrator can then
designate other users as portal administrators, as required.
Here are the default groups, and the users assigned to them:
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Group |
Members |
Purpose |
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AUTHENTICATED_USERS |
<schema name>
<schema name>_ADMIN |
Includes all portal users,
excluding the PUBLIC user. Given the Create global privilege for all objects. |
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DBA |
<schema name> |
Can complete any task within Oracle Portal. Is the only group allowed
to manage the database. |
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PORTAL_ADMINISTRATORS |
DBA group
<schema name>_ADMIN |
Can complete any task within Oracle Portal except those involving
database objects or editing groups (unless explicitly named as group owner). |
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PORTAL_DEVELOPERS |
DBA group
<schema name> |
Can create Oracle Portal applications. |
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PORTLET_PUBLISHERS |
PORTAL_ADMINISTRATOR group
<schema name>
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Can publish folders, navigation bars, pages, applications,
categories, and perspectives to Oracle Portal for inclusion on pages |
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