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Every role definition contains a set of roles, called Admin Roles,
which processes performing this role are allowed to administrate. For many
settings, e.g. the compatibility sets, additional privileges are required,
which are explained below.
- adminroles(r:role):set of roles := set of administrated roles for
role r
- administraterole
(p:process, r:role) := process p administrates
settings of role r at time n
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The Admin Roles set of any role can only be changed by roles with Admin
Type value Role Admin.
- changeadminroles
(p:process, r:role) := process p changes the set of
admin roles of role r at time n
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Amon Ott