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The FAW Security framework allows a flexible and extensible mapping of Security Content to Data Roles. A Security Content is a predefined attribute that defines the boundaries of data access for a given subject area, such as Business Unit, Country, Department, Job Family, Legal Entity, and Worker Type. A Data Role is a custom role that grants access to specific subsets of data in the data warehouse based on the Security Content. A Security Content can be mapped to multiple Data Roles, and a Data Role can have multiple Security Content associated with it. For example, a Security Content of Country = US can be mapped to a Data Role of US HR Manager, and a Data Role of US HR Manager can have multiple Security Content such as Country = US, Business Unit = Sales, and Department = Marketing.

Verified References: Reference for Fusion HCM Analytics, page 9-10.

The FAW system role/group that is required to grant a user the privilege to manage data augmentation is Modeler. The Modeler role allows the user to create and manage data augmentations, as well as semantic model extensions, snapshots, and bundles1. The Functional Administrator role allows the user to manage functional areas, data pipelines, and data refreshes2. The Security Administrator role allows the user to manage users, groups, roles, and access3

The Reporting Configuration parameters are used to define how the data is displayed in the FAW user interface. They include settings such as currency, date format, decimal separator, number of decimals, and default dashboard. These parameters affect the presentation layer of the FAW semantic model and can be changed at any time without affecting the data pipeline or the data warehouse.

Verified References: Oracle Fusion HCM Analytics, page 9.