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Hi all, There are 2 Custom Policy. Policy-1. According to the uid user passed, append one filter to the query. It only returns ACCEPT_WITH_FILTER. Policy-2. When user's query does not satisfy some condition, return ACCEPT; otherwise, return REJECT. N...
Hi team, we want to apply custom policy to achieve a requirement: if user query some view without specified filters , we need to cancel their query and propmt customised error message like "need to input filters with columns XXXX" can you confirm, does...
Hello, I'm working on a project where we use a custom policy in Denodo. That policy restricts access to sensitive data. Somehow, it was deactivated. We were wondering if a notification can be triggered if a custom policy is deactivated or activated....
Hi, I am developing a Custom View Policy, which sends a SQL-Query to VDP to get Tag information from get_view_tags() as in connection = DriverManager.getConnection(uri, user, passwd); PreparedStatement statement = connection.prepareStatement(SQLqueryT...
HI Team, We want to automate the process to import the custom policy jar artifacts to VDP, can you please provide some way? Is there some manual about it? Thanks
Hi team, I am currently working on denodo custom policy, and I want to get the current view name, which function I can use. I understand if I want to get the currentusername, I can use function "context. getCurrentUserName()", how about for getting cur...
Hello, I'm trying to query another view inside custom policy I've tried loading the driver class using: Class.forName("com.denodo.vdp.jdbc.Driver"); I also added the denodo-vdp-jdbcdriver.jar when compiling my custom policy. The error that oc...
Using Denodo 8.0, I'm trying to build a custom policy that will be applied to a specific derived view, that works this way: When user tries to access the data of a derived view, the policy checks to see if the current user is in a config table. If th...
Hello, we have created a custom policy to provide row-level security to certain objects. Inside the logic, this policy works with config tables to get the provided level of security for the users via JDBC. Since we are connecting via JDBC, we have to s...
We've built a Java custom policy that returns certain rows of data based on the user's security in a config table, but can Custom Policies give us column-level security? As in, can Denodo return only a certain amount of columns of a table based on the ...