In the process of Decision Center configuration, several different security roles are defined for the Decision Center. Which group contains the correct security roles?

Question

Options

• Auser, adminUser, configUser
• Bdcinstalled dcUser, dcAdministrator
• CrtsUser, rtsAdministrator, rtsConfigManager
• DresAdministrator, resConfigManager, reslnstaller

• A
  89% (34)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because user, adminUser, and configUser are the actual security roles defined in IBM Operational Decision Manager's (ODM) Decision Center, corresponding to basic access, full administration, and configuration-level permissions respectively.

Option B is wrong because dcinstalled is not a valid ODM security role - it appears to be a fabricated term, and the other names don't reflect real Decision Center role conventions. Option C is wrong because the rts prefix (rtsUser, rtsAdministrator, rtsConfigManager) refers to the older Rule Team Server component, not Decision Center. Option D is wrong because the res prefix (resAdministrator, resConfigManager, resInstaller) identifies roles belonging to the Rule Execution Server (RES), a separate ODM component.

Memory tip: Think of Decision Center roles as a simple permission ladder - user (read/work), adminUser (full control), configUser (configure) - and remember that each ODM component has its own prefix: rts for Rule Team Server, res for Rule Execution Server, and no prefix for Decision Center's core roles.

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