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Permission | Description | Valid Values | Required |
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access | This column identifies the access rights. Multiple values can be included by adding + between the values. For example, you can set the access value to read+write. | read, write, append, delete, read_permissions, write_permissions, read_write, full | Required |
allow | This column identifies if access should be granted or denied. | 0, 1, true, false, allow, deny (Allow is the default value. ) | Optional |
disinherit | This column identifies whether permissions should be inherited from the parent or not. | 0, 1, true, false (0 is the default value.) | Optional |
user[*] | Any column that starts with "user" will be parsed as a user account. Multiple values can be included as long as they are separated by a semicolon. | Optional | |
group[*] | Any column that starts with "group" will be parsed as a group. Multiple values can be included as long as they are separated by a semicolon. | Optional |
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Using the Permissions Level Transfer Export to Import Permissions
You can export the Permissions Level Transfer export the full Permissions Report from the Sharing Insights tab for an individual job or a report group. You can then edit the file to include the applicable permissions, and use the file as your permissions import.
Below is an example of exported report. The import only reads the five columns identified in the table below. Just edit the information for these columns as needed. All other columns are skipped regardless of the information in the columns.
Example Transfer Level Permissions Export
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Column | Description | Notes |
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source_name | This column identifies the user or group to whom permissions are being applied. | |
rights | This column identifies the access rights for a given item. | Valid values are read, write, append, delete, read_permissions, write_permissions, read_write, and full. |
access_control | This column indicates if access should be granted or denied. | Valid “allow” values are 1, true, and allow. (Allow is the default value.) Valid deny values are 0, false, and deny. |
audit_trail | This column is used to determine if the record should be skipped when applying permissions of if it should be included. | If there is a value in this field, the record will be skipped when applying permissions, and no permissions will be applied. If this column is empty, the indicated permissions will be applied. It is important that this column be empty for all records that need to have permissions applied. |
platform_path | This column identifies the transfer item’s source path defined in the job. |
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