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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: Introduction
  3. Part 2: Samples and Examples
  4. Part 3: Tools and Utilities
  5. Part 4: SDK Resources

Step 2. Edit the roles.properties File

Step 2. Edit the roles.properties File

Before you run the role creation tool, you must configure the
roles.properties
file for your environment. The
role.properties
files contains sample properties to help you configure the file.
  1. Edit the properties to provide the credentials for your database.
    • For Oracle environments, enter the following properties:
      • database.type=oracle
      • database.hostname
      • database.portnumber
      • database.servicename
      • database.username
      • database.password
    • For Microsoft SQL Server environments, enter the following properties:
      • database.type=sqlserver
      • database.hostname
      • database.portnumber
      • database.dbname
      • database.username
      • database.password
    • For IBM DB2 environments, enter the following properties:
      • database.type=db2
      • database.hostname
      • database.portnumber
      • database.dbname
      • database.username
      • database.password
  2. Edit the following property to provide the name of the source role:
    • MDM.existing.role.name
  3. Edit the following property to provide the number of roles you want to create:
    • MDM.number.of.new.roles
    You can create a maximum of 200 roles.
  4. For each role that you want to create, edit the following properties for each role to provide the name and description of each role:
    • MDM.new.role.name<
      #
      >
    • MDM.new.role.externalname<
      #
      >
    • MDM.new.role.description<
      #
      >
    #
    is a number between 0 and (MDM.number.of.new.roles)-1.

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