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‎07-21-2015 07:39 AM
We have created a REST role which is to have access to the sys_dictionary table so it can determine field types for tables and can preserve typing of retrieved data. It seems all is well except for the access to the internal_type field. It is never retrieved. Even when we impersonate a user with that role nothing is displayed in the "Type" column when we use the "sys_dictionary.list" view.
We have creates a "data_exchange" role and added the role to the following ACLs:
- grant read operation access to the sys_dictionary object.
- grant read operation access to the sys_dictionary.* object.
- grant read operation access to the sys_db_object object.
- grant read operation access to the sys_db_object.* object.
Any ideas as to other ACL settings our "data_exchange" role needs to access the "internal_type" field and maybe other fields our REST users may not be accessing?
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‎07-21-2015 07:43 AM
Type is a reference of the table 'sys_glide_object'. Maybe you need a read on that table to see the values?
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‎07-21-2015 07:43 AM
Type is a reference of the table 'sys_glide_object'. Maybe you need a read on that table to see the values?
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‎07-21-2015 07:53 AM
This did the trick. The "internal_type" field is now being returned to JSON REST requests for that role.
Thanks for the prompt reply Mike!