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Roles

  • November 21, 2024
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This article lists all of the objects and fields related to roles in the communities data lake.

role (dimension)

This object table contains a catalog of roles, their ids and names.

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Field Name Field Type Field Description
primary_role int indicates if the role is one of the main roles defined within the community platform
name string refers to the name or title of a specific role within the community
role_id string refers to the unique identifier assigned to a specific role within the community
label string represents the descriptive name or title assigned to a specific role

 

role_permission (dimension)

This object table contains the permissions assignments per role.

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Field Name Field Type Field Description
action string specifies the specific operation or activity that a role is permitted to perform within the community
role_id string refers to the unique identifier assigned to a specific role within the community
resource_type string indicates the specific type of content or feature the permissions apply to within the community
resource_id string contains the identifier of the resource (custom page, category or group)
permission string

specifies the level of access or authority granted to a role concerning a particular resource, indicating whether the role is allowed to perform actions such as view, write, change, or delete with respect to that resource.

 

roles_role_created (fact)

This object table contains a list of fields related to when a new role is created.

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Field Name Field Type Field Description
community_id string contains the community ID where the activity was executed
correlation_id string

refers to a unique identifier used to correlate and track related actions within the community platform, used for debugging or monitoring purposes

occurred_at string refers to the timestamp indicating the precise moment when the activity took place
role_name string refers to the name or title of a specific role within the community
executed_by string identifies the person who executed the activity (zero, if system event)
user_id string refers to the unique identifier of the person that identifies the user platform-wide

 

roles_role_deleted (fact)

This object table contains a list of fields related to when a new role is deleted.

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Field Name Field Type Field Description
community_id string contains the community ID where the activity was executed
correlation_id string

refers to a unique identifier used to correlate and track related actions within the community platform, used for debugging or monitoring purposes

occurred_at string refers to the timestamp indicating the precise moment when the activity took place
role_name string refers to the name or title of a specific role within the community
executed_by string identifies the person who executed the activity (zero, if system event)
user_id string refers to the unique identifier of the person that identifies the user platform-wide

 

roles_role_updated (fact)

This object table contains a list of fields related to when a role is updated.

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Field Name Field Type Field Description
community_id string contains the community ID where the activity was executed
correlation_id string

refers to a unique identifier used to correlate and track related actions within the community platform, used for debugging or monitoring purposes

occurred_at string refers to the timestamp indicating the precise moment when the activity took place
role_name string refers to the name or title of a specific role within the community
role_name_old string refers to the previous name or title of a specific role within the community
executed_by string identifies the person who executed the activity (zero, if system event)
user_id string refers to the unique identifier of the person that identifies the user platform-wide

 

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