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Pre‐configured permissions for connections
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Pre-configured permissions for connections
It is possible to grant connections for users and teams with permissions configuration file.
The configuration is located in ${WORKSPACE}/GlobalConfiguration/.dbeaver/data-sources-permissions.json
.
Example of the configuration file:
{
"test-mysql-1234567890": ["test_team"],
"test-postgresql-1234567890": ["test_team", "test_user"]
}
"test-mysql-1234567890"
and"test-mysql-1234567890"
- ids of connection. You can get configuration ids from connection configuration file;["test_team", "test_user"]
- list of users and teams who will have access for connection.