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Example:
role ::
{
catalog schema "MY_SCHEMA": SELECT;
schema sap.example:MY_OTHER_SCHEMA.schema: SELECT;
}
e) Optional: Model package privileges using the keywords "package" as follows: package PACKAGE:
PRIVILEGE;
Example:
role ::
{
package sap.example: REPO.READ;
}
f) Optional: Model analytic privileges using the keywords "analytic privilege" or "catalog analytic privilege"
depending on whether you are referring to an activated analytic privilege or a runtime analytic privilege
○ analytic privilege: :.analyticprivilege
○ catalog analytic privilege: "analytic_priv_name";
Example:
role ::
{
analytic privilege: sap.example:sp1.analyticprivilege,
sap.example:AP2.analyticprivilege;
catalog analytic privilege: "sp3";
}
g) Optional: Model application privileges using the keyword "application privilege" as follows:
application privilege: ;
Example:
role ::
{
application privilege: sap.example::Execute;
}
Note: Application privileges are implemented using the application-privileges file
(.xsprivileges).
7. From the main menu, choose File Save .
The role is saved as an .hdbrole file. After it has been saved, the file is committed to the repository
8. Activate the role by right-clicking it in the Project Explorer view and choosing Team Activate .
Note: Any changes made to a previously activated version of the role in runtime will be reverted on
activation. This is to ensure that the design-time version of a role in the repository and its activated
runtime version contain the same privileges. It is therefore important that the activated runtime
version of a role is not changed in runtime.
SAP HANA Developer Guide
Setting Up Roles and Authorizations
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