If a user has an access level below 9999, can they delete objects?

When considering the ability of a user with an access level below 9999 to delete objects, the correct answer is that they cannot delete objects. The access level system is critical in maintaining security and data integrity within the AVEVA Application Server. An access level below 9999 typically represents limited permissions, which do not include destructive actions like deleting objects.

This restriction is in place to prevent accidental loss of important data and to ensure that only users with the appropriate authority can perform significant changes to the system's structure. The importance of these access controls cannot be understated, as they are designed to protect the integrity of the data and the overall functionality of the application server environment.

In systems with granulated access control, permissions to delete objects are often reserved for higher access levels to mitigate risks and ensure that users are fully trained and authorized to undertake such actions. Therefore, it aligns with best practices in user management and data governance that users with lower access levels are not permitted to delete any objects.