A group of eBay members who share common interests. As a group member, you can participate in discussions, newsletters, polls, calendars and photo albums. Also, you can create and grow your own community. Go to the Group Center.
Generally related to security; a category of users who have access to certain data, or have a category of privileges specific to a certain groups. Inbox - A folder in Personal Catalog which will receive notification of completion of reports. The notification will contain an URL to view the completed report.
groups display a user's group memberships
The word "Groups" has a very special meaning to Bugzilla. Bugzilla's main security mechanism comes by lumping users into groups, and assigning those groups certain privileges to Products and Components in the Bugzilla database.
Groups within MyEd are a method of organising users. Users are assigned groups for management purposes. Used in conjunction with categories and permissions, groups control what channels users have access to within the portal. Groups can also be used with permissions to control access to functionality within a channel, where a channel has been written to interact with the portal to this degree.
Collections of users and/or Resources that users can create to accelerate certain functions in CT. Groups are useful when you want to quickly invite multiple users and/or Resources to an Entry. You can only edit groups that you created. There are four types of groups: • Private groups can be created by any user and can only be used by the group's creator. • Members-only groups can be created by any user and can be used by all members of the group. • Public groups can be created by users with administrative rights and can be used by anybody on the network. • Administrative groups can only be created and used by users with administrative rights on the system.
Make scheduling your Entries simpler by creating Groups of users. Select Tools Manage Groups to create and edit your Groups. You can only edit Groups that you have created. There are four types of Groups: Private Groups can be created by any user and can only be used by the Group's creator. Members-only Groups can be created by any user and can be used by all members of the Group. Public Groups can be created by users with administrative rights and can be used by anybody on the system. Administrative Groups can only be created and used by users with administrative rights. Back to the top
The word "Groups" has a very special meaning to Bugzilla. Bugzilla's main security mechanism comes by placing users in groups, and assigning those groups certain privileges to view bugs in particular Products in the Bugzilla database.
User Administration - Groups