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can create custom session variable for login user authentication in databricks .Like HANA session Variables, we have scenarios like today’s spotfire where we use a single generic user to connect to HANA ( we don’t have single sign on enabled ) in th...
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Hi @vinay kumar Hope everything is going great.Just wanted to check in if you were able to resolve your issue. If yes, would you be happy to mark an answer as best so that other members can find the solution more quickly? If not, please tell us so w...
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Since I am porting some code from Oracle to Databricks, I have another specific question.In Oracle there's something called Virtual Private Database, VPD. It's a simple security feature used to generate a WHERE-clause which the system will add to a u...
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@Roger Bieri :In Databricks, you can use the UserDefinedFunction (UDF) feature to create a custom function that will be applied to a DataFrame. You can use this feature to add a WHERE clause to a DataFrame based on the user context. Here's an exampl...
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I am trying to apply RLS to the solution but Power BI only connects to Databricks(DB) using a token which cant be used in DB groups. Is there no other way to apply Row Level security using Power BI?
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Hi @Daniel Gomes,Just a friendly follow-up. Did any of the responses help you to resolve your question? if it did, please mark it as best. Otherwise, please let us know if you still need help.
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I would like to provide row and column level security on my tables I have created in my workspace. Is there any way to do this?
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Databricks includes two user functions that allow you to express column- and row-level permissions dynamically in the body of a view definition.current_user(): return the current user name.is_member(): determine if the current user is a member of a s...
