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Microsoft EmployeePermission requirements for OneLake Shortcuts
The problem is/was: when creating shortcuts to something that points to ADLS2, the current user's permissions are used. In other words: if Alice creates a shortcut from from Lakehouse A to Lakehouse B and Bob uses the shortcut, Bob's permissions will be applied, not Alice's.
This is true all the way down to where the shortcut ultimately points to an external ADLS2 via a connection. At this point, the permissions of the connection will be used (SPN, OAuth, ...).
Microsoft EmployeeHi Krumelur
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- v-cboorla-msft
hi Krumelur
We haven’t heard from you on the last response and was just checking back to see if you've had a chance to submit a support ticket. If you have, a reference to the ticket number would be greatly appreciated. This will allow us to track the progress of your request and ensure you receive the most efficient support possible.
Thank you.