Which three principles of assigning permissions to artifacts, rules and folders are valid?

Oracle Planning Cloud security is based on several key principles. First, users can only interact with the dimension members (for example, entities or departments) for which they have been explicitly granted access (D). Second, permissions follow a principle of inheritance: access granted to a folder is inherited by the artifacts within it, although this can be overridden by explicit permissions on an individual artifact (C). Finally, under a broad definition of "artifacts" that includes user-created content like saved ad-hoc grids, both Users and Power Users can "design" certain artifacts (B).

A. This is incorrect. The purpose of security is to restrict access; Users and Power Users only have permissions to the specific members and artifacts granted to them.

1. Oracle Cloud EPM, Administering Planning, Chapter 12 "Managing Security". This chapter details that security is applied to dimensions to control read/write access (supports D).

2. Oracle Cloud EPM, Administering Planning, Chapter 12 "Managing Security", section "Managing Artifact and Folder Permissions". This section explains that "Permissions assigned to a folder are inherited by its subfolders and by the artifacts within the folder and its subfolders" (supports C).

3. Oracle Cloud EPM, Working with Planning in Smart View. This documentation describes how users can create and save ad-hoc grids, which can be considered a user-designed artifact (supports B).