Repository Registry entry

Specify partitions for the Multimedia Repository and group access to the partitions.

Description

Note: Although the Repository Registry entry is still valid, we recommend using Record Level Security.

The Vitalware Multimedia repository can be partitioned to restrict access to certain multimedia resources to specific users and groups.

For example, the Admin Department may require a repository partition for its multimedia resources while the Publicity Department requires its own partition. In this case, the multimedia repository can be divided into partitions and access levels to each partition can be set as required for each group of users.

Usage to specify partitions

This Registry entry can be assigned to users and groups:

Key	User	Group
Key 1	`User`	`Group`
Key 2	user	group
Key 3	`Table`
Key 4	`emultimedia`
Key 5	`Repository`
Key 6	`List`
Value	partition;partition;...

In pipe-delimited format:

`User`	user	`Table`	`emultimedia`	`Repository`	`List`	partition;partition;...
`Group`	group	`Table`	`emultimedia`	`Repository`	`List`	partition;partition;...

where:

partition;partition;...

is a semicolon separated list of partition names.

Example

This entry specifies four multimedia partitions:

Key	Setting
Key 1	`Group`
Key 2	`Default`
Key 3	`Table`
Key 4	`emultimedia`
Key 5	`Repository`
Key 6	`List`
Value	`Vitalware Repository;Staff;Publicity;Admin`

Usage to give access to partitions

This Registry entry is assigned to groups:

Key	Group
Key 1	`Group`
Key 2	group
Key 3	`Table`
Key 4	`emultimedia`
Key 5	`Repository`
Key 6	`Default`
Value	partition

where:

partition

is the name of the partition that group can access.

Example

This entry gives the Managers group access to the Vitalware Repository:

Key	Setting
Key 1	`Group`
Key 2	`Manager`
Key 3	`Table`
Key 4	`emultimedia`
Key 5	`Repository`
Key 6	`Default`
Value	`Vitalware Repository`