The single rights granted in a role of the yuuvis rights management can be accompanied by a clause that further refines it. The clause represents the "where ..." part of an eSQL statement. So any clause will be constructed as follows: "select * from dms:typename where <clause>". This page gives you examples of the possible clauses that can be in this context.
It is important to know that the rights controlling the visibility of an object - 'Available' and 'Display' - will be precompiled and written to the elasticsearch database. Thus statements with dynamic parts such as currentuserid() or dateadd() will not work for these rights!
Select objects by date/time criteria
Important:
- The field sysitemcreationdate selects the creationdate of the entire object (item). syscreationdate selects the creationdate of the active version.
- The datetime identifier takes input of the form "yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss". The only required part is "yyyy" but all left out parts will be autocompleted with 00
- Objecttype names and element (field) names are accessed by their technical name
Clause | Description |
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sysitemcreationdate <= datetime'2018-01-23 13:14:15' | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) that were created before or exactly at 23rd January 2018 13:14:15 o'clock. |
syscreationdate < datetime'2018-07' | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) that were created and last modified before 1st July 2018 00:00:00 o'clock. |
customfield1 = 'acknowledged' and customfield2 < datetime'2018-02-01' | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where customfield1 has the value 'acknowledged' and customfield2 contains a date that is 31st January 2018 23:59:59.999 or earlier |
sysitemcreationdate <= dateadd(day, -7, currentdatetime()) | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) that were created a week ago or earlier (from now including the time). WARNING: This is a dynamic statement. Do not use this for the 'Available' or 'Display' right. |
Select objects by creator / modifier criteria
Statement | Description |
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exists (select 1 from sysversionedcreationtraceOwner2user r where r.sysid1=sysid and r.sysid2='user4711') | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the creator of the currently active version was user4711. |
exists (select 1 from sysversionedcreationtraceOwner2user r where r.sysid1=sysid and r.sysid2=currentuserid()) | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the creator of the currently active version was the currently logged in user. WARNING: This is a dynamic statement. Do not use this for the 'Available' or 'Display' right. |
exists (select 1 from sysversionedcreationtraceOwner2user r where r.sysid1=sysid and r.sysid2='user4711' and sysversionumber=1) | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the creator of the first version was user4711. This means user4711 created (the first version of the) item. |
Select objects by indexdata / id
Statement | Description |
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sysitemid = id'ED01B5E5996648088D0A474C37962C93' | The right will be granted to the object (of the corresponding object-type) that has the item-id "ED01B5E5996648088D0A474C37962C93" |
longnumber = 123456789L | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the field "longnumber" has the value 123456789. |
string1 = 'ipsum' | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the field "string1" has the value "ipsum". |
catalogfield = 'english' | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the field "catalogfield" has the catalog entry with data value "english". |
orderstable containsrowwithcondition(orderstablerecord.order = 'order4711') | The right will be granted to all objects (of the corresponding object-type) where the table "orderstable" has a row where the column order has the value "order4711". |