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sysview: add access for database admins #15098
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⚪ Test history | Ya make output | Test bloat
⚪ Test history | Ya make output | Test bloat | Test bloat
⚪ Test history | Ya make output | Test bloat | Test bloat | Test bloat
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*please be aware that the difference is based on comparing your commit and the last completed build from the post-commit, check comparation |
⚪ Test history | Ya make output | Test bloat
⚪ Test history | Ya make output | Test bloat | Test bloat
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*please be aware that the difference is based on comparing your commit and the last completed build from the post-commit, check comparation |
Give database admins the same unlimited rights to view system views about users, groups, and their permissions as cluster admins have. For the ordinary users: - `.sys/auth_groups` and `.sys/auth_group_members` are closed - `.sys/auth_users` is filtered to show only the user himself Cluster admins and now database admins do not have those restrictions.
Give database admins the same unlimited rights to view system views about users, groups, and their permissions as cluster admins have. For the ordinary users: - `.sys/auth_groups` and `.sys/auth_group_members` are closed - `.sys/auth_users` is filtered to show only the user himself Cluster admins and now database admins do not have those restrictions.
Give database admins the same unlimited rights to view system views about users, groups, and their permissions as cluster admins have. For the ordinary users: - `.sys/auth_groups` and `.sys/auth_group_members` are closed - `.sys/auth_users` is filtered to show only the user himself Cluster admins and now database admins do not have those restrictions.
Give database admins the same unlimited rights to view system views about users, groups, and their permissions as cluster admins have.
For the ordinary users:
.sys/auth_groups
and.sys/auth_group_members
are closed.sys/auth_users
is filtered to show only the user himselfCluster admins and now database admins do not have those restrictions.
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