Deleting User Accounts
If the need arises to delete a user account, there are several required procedures.
To delete a user account:
Disable Inheritance of Schedule Privileges
- Double-click on User Accounts under the Security topic. The User Accounts screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Unselect the Inherit Privileges for All Schedules checkbox if it is marked.
- Click Save on the Roles toolbar.
- Click Close ☒ (to the right of the Roles tab) to close the Roles screen.
- Double-click on Access Code Privileges under the Security topic. The Access Code Privileges screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Select all access codes in the Granted list box.
- Click the left arrow to move the access code privileges to the Revoked list box.
- Click Close ☒ (to the right of the Access Code Privileges tab) to close the Access Code Privileges screen.
- Double-click on Schedule Privileges under the Security topic. The Schedule Privileges screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Select all schedule privileges in the Granted list box.
- Click the left arrow to move the schedule privileges to the Revoked list box.
- Click Close ☒ (to the right of the Schedule Privileges tab) to close the Schedule Privileges screen.
- Double-click on Function Privileges under the Security topic. The Function Privileges screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Select all function privileges in the Granted list box.
- Click the left arrow to move the function privileges to the Revoked list box.
- Click Close ☒ (to the right of the Function Privileges tab) to close the Function Privileges screen.
- Double-click on Departmental Function Privileges under the Security topic. The Departmental Function Privileges screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Select all departmental function privileges in the Granted list box.
- Click the left arrow to move the departmental function privileges to the Revoked list box.
- Click Close ☒ (to the right of the Departmental Function Privileges tab) to close the Departmental Function Privileges screen.
- Double-click on Batch User Privileges under the Security topic. The Batch User Privileges screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Select an operating system in the Target Operating System drop-down list.
- Select all security logins in the Granted list box.
- Click the left arrow to move the batch user privileges to the Revoked list box.
- Click Close ☒ (to the right of the Batch User Privileges tab) to close the Batch User Privileges screen.
- Double-click on User Accounts under the Security topic. The User Accounts screen displays.
- Select a role in the Select Role drop-down list. Alternatively, you can use the Find ((Ctrl+F) magnifying glass) button to find the role.
- Click Remove on the User Accounts toolbar.
- Click the Yes button to confirm the deletion or click the No button to cancel the deletion. :::