In Metrics Management, a descriptive label for data. Examples of unit types include number, percent, days, and dollars. A unit type determines how data appears, for example, the number of decimal places that a numerical value displays.

For BIRT iHub, the process of installing and configuring Release 3.1 or higher or a fix release of Release 3 and moving the data and files from BIRT iHub Release 3.

The BIRT iHub System usage log stores either standard or detailed information about user activity. You can choose to log different types of activities and to record either standard or detailed information.

A name for a set of privilege levels. Assigning a user to a user group defines the user’s privileges.

A name that identifies a user of a resource on a computer system. For example, Information Console and System Console support user names having the following characteristics: having up to 256 characters that are not control characters, not being case‑sensitive, and optionally using space characters.

In Metrics Management, a security permission, granted by a system specialist, that defines the actions that a user can perform on a specific object. Acting on an object requires both the appropriate privileges and object-level security settings.

In Metrics Management, a standard user setup page that has specific settings defined, such as user privileges. Metrics Management comes with six default user templates: Administrator, Location administrator, Regular user or measure owner, Restricted administrator, Restricted location administrator, and View only user.