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#### Add Permissions
After adding the fields, add Permissions. For now, let us give Read, Write, Create, Delete and Report access to **Librarian**. Frappe has a finely grained Role based permission model. You can also change permissions later using the **Role Permissions Manager** from **Setup**.
After adding the fields, hit done and add a new row in the Permission Rules section. For now, let us give Read, Write, Create, Delete and Report access to **Librarian**. Frappe has a finely grained Role based permission model. You can also change permissions later using the **Role Permissions Manager** from **Setup**.
<img class="screenshot" alt="Adding Permissions" src="{{docs_base_url}}/assets/img/doctype_adding_permission.png">
#### Saving
Click on the **Save** button. When the button is clicked, a popup will ask you for the name. Enter it and save the DocType.
Click on the **Save** button. When the button is clicked, a popup will ask you for the name. Give it the name **Article** and save the DocType.
Now login into mysql and check the database table created:
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18 rows in set (0.00 sec)
As you can see, along with the DocFields, a bunch of standard columns have also been added to the table. Important to note here are, the primary key, `name`, `owner` is the user who has created the record, `creation` and `modified` are timestamps for creation and last modification.
As you can see, along with the DocFields, several standard columns have also been added to the table. Important to note here are, the primary key, `name`, `owner`(the user who has created the record), `creation` and `modified` (timestamps for creation and last modification).
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