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Class Acl (2.40.3)
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public final class Acl implements Serializable
Access Control for a BigQuery Dataset. BigQuery uses ACLs to manage permissions on datasets. ACLs
are not directly supported on tables. A table inherits its ACL from the dataset that contains it.
Project roles affect your ability to run jobs or manage the project, while dataset roles affect
how you can access or modify the data inside a project.
See Also: Access Control
Static Methods
of(Acl.DatasetAclEntity datasetAclEntity)
public static Acl of ( Acl . DatasetAclEntity datasetAclEntity )
Returns
Type
Description
Acl
Returns an Acl object for a datasetAclEntity.
of(Acl.Entity entity, Acl.Role role)
public static Acl of ( Acl . Entity entity , Acl . Role role )
Parameters
Name
Description
entity
Acl.Entity
the entity for this ACL object
role
Acl.Role
the role to associate to the entity
object
Returns
Type
Description
Acl
Returns an Acl object.
of(Acl.Routine routine)
public static Acl of ( Acl . Routine routine )
Returns
Type
Description
Acl
Returns an Acl object for a routine entity.
of(Acl.View view)
public static Acl of ( Acl . View view )
Parameter
Name
Description
view
Acl.View
Returns
Type
Description
Acl
Returns an Acl object for a view entity.
Methods
equals(Object obj)
public boolean equals ( Object obj )
Parameter
Name
Description
obj
Object
Overrides
getEntity()
public Acl . Entity getEntity ()
Returns
Type
Description
Acl.Entity
Returns the entity for this ACL.
getRole()
public Acl . Role getRole ()
Returns
Type
Description
Acl.Role
Returns the role specified by this ACL.
hashCode()
Returns
Type
Description
int
Overrides
toString()
Returns
Type
Description
String
Overrides
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Last updated 2024-09-05 UTC.
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