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- 2.1 Create a Warehouse
- 2.2 Edit Warehouse
- 2.3 Datasources In Warehouse
- 2.4 Ingesting Data Into Tables or Datasources
- 2.4.1 Ingesting From Momentum Data Pipeline
- 2.4.2 Uploading File Using Impulse UI
- 2.4.3 Ingesting From External File/Storage System
- 2.5 Add Data to Existing Tables
- 2.5.1 Update Existing Index
- 2.6 Delete Table Records (Rows)
- 2.7 Delete Tables or Datasources
- 2.8 Monitoring Indexing Tasks
- 2.9 View Datasource Stats
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- Registering a new table
- Creating charts in Explore view
- Manage access to Dashboards
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Model Access Management
- Expand Users and Roles from the left menu panel.
- Expand Model Access, and click either Model View or User View
- Model View shows a list of models and users who have access to these models (Figure 4.11a)
- User View shows a list of users and all the models they have access to (Figure 4.11b)
Figure 4.11a: Model View of the model access
Figure 4.11b: User View of the model access
- As shown in Figure 11.a, click on the icon corresponding to the model you want to manage the access to.
- On the next modal window, search the user you want to give access to this model.
- Click the corresponding to the user to grant access to the model.
- To revoke access to the model, click the delete icon corresponding to the user who already have access to this model.
- If you want to manage model access of a specific user, switch to “User View” (as shown in Figure 4.11b).
- Click the icon corresponding to the user you want to manage the access for.
- In the next modal window, search the model you want to grant this user access to and the click on the plus icon.
- If you want to revoke this user’s access to a particular model that this user already have access to, click on the delete icon corresponding to the model. Figure 4.11c shows a screenshot example.
Figure 4.11c: User View showing all models a specific user access to and models that can be added to grant this user access to.
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