-
Created on Monday, 20 September 2010 17:09
-
Written by Chris Heller
David Pigman of SpearMC consulting presented Advanced PeopleSoft Security Audit. Most of the presentation consisted of walking through slides of the PeopleTools security table structures, along with some discussions of things to watch out for. Some examples included key field names that are different between tables (which means Query won't autojoin), decoding the ACTIONS field (which is a bitfield) into meaningful data, and understanding that PeopleTools like Data Mover, Application Designer, etc actually get secured by menu names (eg DATA_MOVER) that don't actually exist as menu definitions, but are hard-coded in…
Read more...