Databases and Schemas
The "Database Security" allows administrators to control access to database schemas. They can:
Grant/Deny Schema Access: Define which users or roles can access specific schemas, ensuring only authorized individuals have view/edit permissions.
Bulk Permission Management: Update user, role, and governance role permissions efficiently across multiple schemas.
Based on the selected Data Source (Connection Name), the corresponding databases are displayed along with the governance roles, users, and roles that have metadata and data permissions on those databases.
Database Permissions and Governance
The "Database Security" allows SGA and OE_ADMIN roles to manage permissions and governance roles for databases.
Individual Permissions: Add, modify, or delete metadata and data access permissions for specific roles or users on a database.
Bulk Permissions: Simultaneously manage multiple databases' metadata and data access permissions on roles and users.
Role-Based Access: Set metadata and data permissions for roles based on the license type.
User-Based Access: Set metadata and data permissions for individual users based on the license type.
Reflect to Tables: Inherit database-level permissions for all tables within the database.
Define Database Admin: Assign a role as SGA for a database, granting them the highest permissions.
Governance Roles
Update Governance Roles (Individual/Bulk): Modify governance roles for a single or multiple databases.
Cascade Governance Roles: Apply governance roles to all tables and table columns within the database.
Delete Role Access: Remove permission assignments for roles on individual or multiple databases.
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