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iVAULT Administrator 4 - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/administrator

Home page for the iVAULT MapGuide 4.0 Administrator. The links and "hot spots" on the Administrator home page (clockwise from top-left):. Returns to the Administrator home page when clicked on any other page. Opens the Site, Security, Data, and Tools pages for each section of the Administrator. Opens the help page (on this site: help.pat.ca) for the current page in a new window. Signs off the Administrator, cancelling the credentials used to log in. Opens the corresponding Administrator page (or section).

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Configure Role - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/administrator/security/configure-role

IVAULT components are granted to users within Roles (i.e. user groups). Once Roles are set-up on the Define Roles. Page, you can use one of two approaches to grant access permissions to users:. Typically, access permission for a. Ie Maps, Quick Maps, Tasks, Searches, Layers, Fields, and Reports) is set for one or more Roles on the same administrator page on which the component is defined or configured. For example,. Can be granted to a specific Role. Page) However, only access to Maps, Quick Maps, Tasks,...

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Site - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/administrator/site

This section of the iVAULT Administrator provides controls to configure general settings for the iVAULT site. It is divided into the following four pages:. Basic settings to define your site. Specify the position and size of major components of the iVAULT user interface. Specify the controls available to users in the print tool panel. Change the language or content for all text (messages, prompts, tool tips, etc.) in the iVAULT Web and Administrator interfaces. Define Map and Layers.

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Security - iVAULT help

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IVAULT by Pacific Alliance Technologies www.pat.ca. Define Map and Layers.

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iVAULT MapGuide 4 - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/ivault-mapguide-4-0

Welcome to the help documentation for iVAULT MapGuide version 4.0 and all subversions (4.1, 4.2, 4.3). For iVAULT MapGuide version 5.0 (released in July 2012), please see the version 5 site. To navigate to a topic of interest, please do one of the following:. Click a link in the sidebar menu. On the right (click the little gray arrowheads to expand or collapse a topic). Click the Subpages links. At the bottom of this page to open a sub-page. The iVAULT MapGuide User Interface. A fixed reference map is di...

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Define Map & Layers - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/administrator/data/define-map-and-layers

Define Map and Layers. T his page enables you to associate one or more map definitions with the current iVAULT site, to assign the maps to specific roles, and to configure the layers associated with each map, using the controls described below in. Each of the Maps, Roles, and Layers tables. The Maps table lists the defined maps. Map definition. Can be added (using the bottom row), configured, revised, and deleted in this table (as explained below). TBC. Dynamic map Service - TBC. Tile Map Service - TBC.

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Define Users - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/administrator/security/define-users

Use this page to create, modify, and delete user accounts. The username, password, and role must be specified for each user; therefore, the required roles must be created (on the Define Roles. Page) before defining users on this page. Each of the controls on this page is described below. A unique name to identify a user (maximum of 32 characters, spaces are supported). A confidential password for each user account. Use these tools to define users:. MapGuide, and O. Define Map and Layers.

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Configure Feature - iVAULT help

http://help.pat.ca/administrator/data/configure-feature

This Administrator page provides many settings to configure the database component of your features, previously defined on the Define Features. Page The available settings are organized into the following five panels:. Define properties of database fields for each feature. Select database fields to appear in the three built-in reports. Specify custom reports, define mailouts, and change symbology for image output. Define joins between related tables for use with sub-reports. MapGuide, and O. PageYou can ...

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Civil Infrastructure

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