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  1. DTECommentAdmin
    1. This can edit all other users comments in the system.
  2. DTEP
    1. Stands for DownTimeEvent Pending
    2. Only allows for user to delete pending items.
  3. DTEL3
    1. Stands for DownTimeEvent Level 3
    2. User can create new items, edit existing items time and details, split events and delete items
    3. Add and edit their own comments to any event
  4. DTEL2
    1. Stands for DownTimeEvent Level 2
    2. User can create new items, edit existing items time and details and split events
    3. Add and edit their own comments to any event
    4. Cannot delete
  5. DTEL1
    1. Stands for DownTimeEvent Level 1
    2. User can ONLY edit items that have not been previously edited

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    1. User can change details and add a comment to a first time edit event
    2. Add and edit their own comments to any event
    3. Cannot delete, split, change times, edit updated events

If the previous logic does not grant access into the system, the following security roles are checked.

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  1. DTECommentAdmin
    1. This can edit all other users comments in the system.
  2. Downtime Data Entry
    1. User can create new items and edit existing items details
    2. Add and edit their own comments to any event
    3. Cannot delete or split
  3. Downtime Create New Items and Change TimesTimes  (deprecated: DTCreateAndChange)
    1. User can create new items, edit existing items time and details, split events and delete items
    2. Add and edit their own comments to any event
  4. Downtime Only Comments Entry
    1. Add and edit their own comments to any event
    2. Cannot do any other functions
  5. DowntimeDeletePendingEvents
    1. User can delete pending events

The drop down menu “WORKER” is populated from users that are in a role called: Process Control Supervisor

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The override for this is if a web.config setting or “DowntimeManagerDDLRoleName” exists, that resultant role name will be used instead.

 

 



In the web.config section, to enable additional troubleshooting error messages activate this key with a value of TRUE:   ShowAllDowntimeEntryPageErrors

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