Grant column access permission to
users, groups, or roles.
Prerequisites
To grant or revoke predicated privileges, set the configuration parameter
enable predicate privileges to 1.
- In the left pane of the Administration Console, expand , then choose one of the following:
- Click the Name field of the table, then click the drop-down arrow and select
Properties.
- In the left pane, click Columns.
- Click the Name field of the column, then click the drop-down arrow and select
Properties.
- In the left pane, click Permissions.
- In the right pane, click Grant to grant access
permissions for the selected column.
You see the Grant Permission wizard.
- On the Welcome screen, select the type of grantee:
- On the Grantee screen, select one or more grantees.
- On the Permission screen:
- Select the types of permissions allowed for the selected grantees.
Select |
Look at information in a table or view |
Update |
Update rows in a table or view. This may be granted on a set of
columns in a table only |
References |
Create indexes on a table, and to create foreign keys that
reference a table |
- (Optional) Click With grant option to allow the
specified users to grant object access permissions to other users.
- (Optional) Click With predicated privileges.
- Enter the where search conditions.
The search conditions act as a row filter, with the
where clause specified on select,
update, or delete. Search conditions
can use all syntax allowed in a generic where clause.
- (Optional) Enter a correlation name.
The correlation name is an alias for referencing columns in the
selected table within the where clause.
- (Optional) Enter a name for the predicate.
- (Optional) Click Preview to see the SQL statements for
your command.