How are User Roles defined in AVEVA Application Server?

User Roles in AVEVA Application Server are defined by assigning specific permissions and access levels to different users or groups of users. This approach allows for a structured way to manage what actions users can perform within the system, ensuring that only authorized individuals can access critical functions and data.

When roles are created with specific permissions, they can control access to features, data, and functionalities of the application based on the role's responsibilities and the organizational requirements. This granularity in permissions is essential for maintaining security and operational efficiency, as it prevents unauthorized access and enables users to perform their tasks effectively.

The other options do not accurately represent how User Roles are conceptualized in AVEVA Application Server. Generic access for all users does not offer customization required for varied responsibilities. Limiting access only to administrators would negate the collaborative and operational benefits that come from having defined roles for other users. Simply defining user names lacks the necessary framework to manage access effectively, as it does not connect users to their respective permissions and responsibilities. By focusing on permissions and access levels, AVEVA Application Server ensures a well-structured and secure environment for all users.