“Open to Closed without the Pain”

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This paper focuses on how to use the ALLOut toolset to enable you to set-up and convert security in a number of ways –

New site security set-up – Deny ALL

Menus – automatically generate Application, Action and Processing Option security
Standard approved roles (templates) – automatically load Application and Action security.

Existing site – Open to Closed

Deny ALL
Deny Critical

Application “Deny ALL” but Action Code open – convert to Action Deny ALL

Role or User level *ALL Y settings – how to remove them

Exclusive to Inclusive Row Security conversion

Q Software to standard E1 conversion

The core of the solution is the Project+ program that will create 95+% of the settings automatically in the time it takes to run the UBE. Many projects we can support via the web and do not require an on-site visit.

Whitepaper Abstract

This paper focuses on how to use the ALLOut toolset to enable you to set-up and convert security in a number of ways –

New site security set-up – Deny ALL
- Menus – automatically generate Application, Action and Processing Option security
- Standard approved roles (templates) – automatically load Application and Action security.
Existing site – Open to Closed
- Deny ALL
- Deny Critical
Application “Deny ALL” but Action Code open – convert to Action Deny ALL
Role or User level *ALL Y settings – how to remove them
Exclusive to Inclusive Row Security conversion
Q Software to standard E1 conversion

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December 15, 2017
In this session we demonstrate how ALLOut can automate your menu, role and security set-up process in a fraction of the time than it takes using the standard processes.
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“Open to Closed without the Pain”

“Open to Closed without the Pain”

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Automate your Task Views, Security and E1 Pages UDO content in JDE

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