RBAC PermissionsPDF version

Permission levels for Role Based Access

The following table shows the RBAC permissions supported in . Administrators specify these permissions when they define roles, and subsequently assign the appropriate roles to users or user groups.

System-level permission.

This enables the user to create new workspaces that may be shared among users and user groups.

System-level permission.

This enables the user to create users, user groups, and roles.

By default, this permission also enables the user to manage Filter Associations on the dataset management interface. Alternatively, you can configure the system to decouple Filter Associations from this permission; instead, configure Filter Associations as part of dataset management, during individual dataset permission configuration. See Manage dataset to manage the filter association configuration for the dataset.

System-level permission.

This allows the user to mange the global site settings.

System-level permission.

This allows the user to create new styles for dashboards and visuals.

System-level permission.

This allows the user to manage scheduled jobs and create templates for email messages.

System-level permission.

This allows the user to view usage statistics and monitor the performance of .

System-level permission.

Users with this permission can create and manage connections to various data sources.

Role-level permission.

This permission enables the users to grant manage dataset privileges to specific roles, provided the user has the Manage dataset privilege for that dataset.

Role-level permission.

This permission enables the users to grant manage dashboard privileges to specific roles, provided the user has the Manage dataset privilege for that dataset.

Role-level permission.

This permission enables the users to grant view dashboard privileges to specific roles, provided the user has the Manage dataset privilege for that dataset.

Connection-level permission.

This permission enables users to create and manage analytical views.

Connection-level permission.

Users with this privilege can import supplemental data into an existing connection.

Connection-level permission.

This permission allows users to create new datasets from existing tables, view sample data, and explore statistical reports on the data tables.

Dataset-level permission.

This permission lets the user change the properties of datasets, create datasets over joined tables, modify the fields of the dataset, and so on.

To enable FA configuration based on manage dataset permission, instead of Manage roles and users, change the settings.py file by adding the following line:

MANAGE_DS_FA = True

Dataset-level permission.

This permission enables the user to create and modify visuals and dashboards.

Dataset-level permission.

This is typically used to limit the users to view-only privileges for visuals and dashboards, while denying edit privileges.

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