Mark Gorman - Hi I have a question about ismand...
Hi I have a question about is_mandatory_token_filter...
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Before the 10.6.0cl upgrade, a column in a model with is_mandatory_token_filter when queried via API would require a session runtime filter (we are setting with custom auth token), which is expected. Also before the upgrade, users directly in the TS console were able to query without a session runtime filter as if the mandatory filter didn't exist or didn't apply.
I think the new behavior makes sense, where the mandatory filter applies to users in the TS console. Maybe this was a bug that was fixed as part of the 10.6.0cl release.
My question... is there a way to make certain users exempt from the mandatory filter? I'd like to use the same model for customer embed queries that require data scoping, but to not apply the filter to a different set of users. Right now, the only way I can think to do that is to reproduce the model w/o the mandatory token filter, but that seems cumbersome and likely to get out of sync.
cc: @Swarnika @shikharTS
No, there is no way to make certain users exempt from the mandatory filter.
I don't think there is anyway to apply filter selectively for users. You can do RLS to have the data accessible to a group of users and not to others. @Swarnika to correct me if i am wrong.