User Access~


 * User Access
 * This term is used to refer to a limited level of access, to a computer system, which is sufficient for using/operating a package, but does not allow programming, modification to data dictionaries, or other operations that require programmer access. Any option, for example, can be locked with the key XUPROGMODE, which means that invoking that option requires programmer access.


 * The user’s access level determines the degree of computer use and the types of computer programs available. The Systems Manager assigns the user an access level.

Source: Spinal Cord Dysfunction V. 2.0 User Manual


 * User Access
 * This term is used to refer to a limited level of access, to a computer system, which is sufficient for using/operating a package, but does not allow programming, modification to data dictionaries, or other operations that require programmer access. Any option, for example, can be locked with the key XUPROGMODE, which means that invoking that option requires programmer access.


 * The user’s access level determines the degree of computer use and the types of computer programs available. The Systems Manager assigns the user an access level.

Source: Functional Independence Measurement V. 1.0 User Manual


 * User Access
 * Access to a computer system. The user’s access level determines the degree of computer use and the types of computer programs available. The systems manager assigns the user an access level. (See also access code and programmer access code.)

Source: Laboratory V. 5.2 Anatomic Pathology User Manual


 * User Access
 * Access to a computer system. The user’s access level determines the degree of computer use and the types of computer programs available. The systems manager assigns the user an access level. (See also access code and programmer access code.)

Source: Laboratory V. 5.2 Technical Manual