Table V_FOLDER_SECURITY

Security convenience view which describes security for Folders and Universes.

The underlying SELECT statement behind this view can be found further below the following table.

 

Column Name

Data Type

Description

ACCESSLEVEL

nvarchar

Access level assigned to the folder for the given user or group

CMSID

varchar

The actualy name of the CMS host machine without the port number, if used. В This is used in conjunction with OBJECTID or CUID to uniquely identify an object across environments

FOLDER_OBJECTID

int

Foreign key to FOLDERS.OBJECTID (or SI_ID in the CMS)

FOLDERID

int

Unique ID globally of the folder from FOLDERS.ID

FOLDERKIND

varchar

Type of Folder (Favorites, Inbox, Public)

ISADVANCED

varchar

Does the folder have advanced security on it?

ISINHERITED

varchar

Is the folders rights inherited?

ISINHERITED_ROLE

varchar

Is the folder's access level inherited from parent roles?

ISINHERITFOLDERS

varchar

Is the folder's access level inherited from parent folders?

ISINHERITGROUPS

varchar

Is the folder's security inherited from parent usergroups?

ROLEID

int

The roleid of the access level belonging to this folder security record

ROLETYPE

varchar

The type of role (EXPLICITY or EFFECTIVE)

USERGROUPNAME

nvarchar

The name of the user or group with access (explicit/effective)

USERS_GROUPS_CMSID

varchar

The CMSID of the user/group name

USERS_GROUPS_OBJECT_ID

int

The SI_ID of the user/group name

 

 

(Note: This example illustrates the SQL Server version of the V_FOLDER_SECURITY view)

 

create view [V_FOLDER_SECURITY] as

    select f.cmsid as CMSID,

               f.id as FOLDERID,

               f.objectid as FOLDER_OBJECTID,

               f.kind as FOLDERKIND,

              case when sur.roleid = -1 then N'No Access' else r.name end as ACCESSLEVEL,

               sur.roleid as ROLEID,

               usersandgroups.name as USERGROUPNAME,

               usersandgroups.cmsid as USERS_GROUPS_CMSID,

               usersandgroups.objectid as USERS_GROUPS_OBJECT_ID,

              case when sur.ISINHERITED = 1 then 'YES' else 'NO' end as ISINHERITED_ROLE,

              case when su.ISINHERITED = 1 then 'YES' else 'NO' end as ISINHERITED,

              case when su.ISADVANCED = 1 then 'YES' else 'NO' end as ISADVANCED,

              case when su.ISINHERITFOLDERS = 1 then 'YES' else 'NO' end as ISINHERITFOLDERS,

              case when su.ISINHERITGROUPS = 1 then 'YES' else 'NO' end as ISINHERITGROUPS,

               sur.ROLETYPE

            from

               sec_users su

                      inner join folders f on f.id = su.object_id and f.objectid = su.object_cms_id

                      inner join sec_user_roles sur on sur.object_id = su.id

                      left outer join roles r on r.objectid = sur.roleid

                      inner join (

                                          SELECT

                                                   ID

                                                  ,CMSID

                                                  ,OBJECTID

                                                  ,KIND

                                                  ,NAME

                                              FROM

                                                   USERS --UNION

                                          UNION

                                          SELECT

                                                   ID

                                                  ,CMSID

                                                  ,OBJECTID

                                                  ,KIND

                                                  ,NAME

                                              FROM

                                                   USERGROUPS

                                      ) USERSANDGROUPS on SU.USER_OR_USERGROUP_ID = USERSANDGROUPS.OBJECTID and f.cmsid = usersandgroups.cmsid ;                                    

                                     

 

GO

 

 

 
See also

MetaMiner Database Fields

 

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