has_permission

Name of the user for which the permission is being checked. Must be an existing user. If blank, will use the current user. The default value is ‘’.

Name of object to check for the requested permission. It is recommended to use a fully-qualified name when possible.

The type of object being checked. Allowed values are:

• catalog – External Catalog

• context – Context

• credential – Credential

• datasink – Data Sink

• datasource – Data Source

• directory – KiFS File Directory

• graph – A Graph object

• proc – UDF Procedure

• schema – Schema

• sql_proc – SQL Procedure

• system – System-level access

• table – Database Table

• table_monitor – Table monitor

Permission to check for. Allowed values are:

• admin – Full read/write and administrative access on the object.

• connect – Connect access on the given data source or data sink.

• create – Ability to create new objects of this type.

• delete – Delete rows from tables.

• execute – Ability to Execute the Procedure object.

• insert – Insert access to tables.

• monitor – Monitor logs and statistics.

• read – Ability to read, list and use the object.

• send_alert – Ability to send system alerts.

• update – Update access to the table.

• user_admin – Access to administer users and roles that do not have system_admin permission.

• write – Access to write, change and delete objects.

Optional parameters. Allowed keys are:

• no_error_if_not_exists – If false will return an error if the provided input parameter object does not exist or is blank. If true then it will return false for output parameter has_permission. Allowed values are:

  • true

  • false

  The default value is ‘false’.

The default value is an empty dict ( ).