@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Members of the `Data Administrator` role can group
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Members of the `Data Administrator` role can group
- columns into column groups, and
- columns into column groups, and
- rows into participant groups.
- rows into participant groups.
Such groups serve as a basis for [data access management](Access-control#data-access). For example, a `MedicalInfo` column group might contain the `LastDoctorVisit` and `BloodPressure` columns, and the rows for `Scrooge` and `Donald` might be included in a participant group called `Ducks`. An Access Administrator can then grant certain user(group)s access to `MedicalData` and to the participants classified as `Ducks`. Such users are then authorized to download all `MedicalData` for all `Ducks` stored in PEP.
Such groups serve as a basis for [data access management](Access-control#data-access). For example, a `MedicalInfo` column group might contain the `LastDoctorVisit` and `BloodPressure` columns, and the rows for `Scrooge` and `Donald` might be included in a participant group called `Ducks`. An Access Administrator can then grant certain user(group)s access to `MedicalData` and to the participants classified as `Ducks`. Such users are then authorized to access all `MedicalData` for all `Ducks` stored in PEP.
PEP provides a number of predefined column groups and participant groups. Their names should be considered reserved words, i.e. not be (re)used for other purposes. The only predefined participant group is named `*` and contains all rows. Newly added rows are automatically added to this participant group. Predefined column groups and their purposes are listed in the following table:
PEP provides a number of predefined column groups and participant groups. Their names should be considered reserved words, i.e. not be (re)used for other purposes. The only predefined participant group is named `*` and contains all rows. Newly added rows are automatically added to this participant group. Predefined column groups and their purposes are listed in the following table: