$hasGroupAccess

Examines if the named accesses are granted for the named group.
Syntax
    $hasGroupAccess{group_name}{access_name_1}{access_name_2} ... {access_name_n}
DocumentationExamines if the named accesses are granted for the named group:

    Parameters:
      group_name, the name of the group to examine if the named accesses are granted for.
      access_name_1 through access_name_n, the accesses to examine if granted for the named group.
      Valid access names are:
        - ACCESS_CREATE
        - ACCESS_DELETE
        - ACCESS_READ
        - ACCESS_UPDATE
        - ACCESS_VISIBLE
        - ACCESS_DATABASE_CREATE
        - ACCESS_DATABASE_REMOVE
        - ACCESS_DATABASE_READ
        - ACCESS_DATABASE_UPDATE
        - ACCESS_ALL
    Returns:
      1 if and only if all of the named accesses are granted for the named group; 0 otherwise.
    Throws:
      java.lang.IllegalArgumentException if any of the named accesses does not exist.
Examples
    $createGroup{guests_group}
    $grantGroupAccess{guests_group}
    {ACCESS_READ}
    $hasGroupAccess{guests_group}{ACCESS_READ}

    Result:
    creates group "guests_group", grants "ACCESS_READ", has "ACCESS_READ":
    1
GroupSecurity
Minimum required transaction-mode:READ
Required scripting permission of the developerPERMISSION_FL_BASIC
Minimum parameters2
Maximum parameters <unlimited>
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