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Krumelur
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Permission requirements for OneLake Shortcuts

I'm trying to understand what permissions are required in a shortcut-to-shortcut-to-ADLS2 scenario.

Please refer to the image.

 

I observe that "partners" are unable to use the shortcuts in "PartnerLakehouse", which are pointing to shortcuts in "GoldLakehouse", which are pointing to blobs in ADLS2.

 

The error message I see indicates that partners do not have permissions on GoldLakehouse. And they should not. They should only have access the PartnerLakehouse. Are the shortcuts that are pointing to shortcuts not using a delegated model?

 

What permissions do I need to grant partners to make my scenario work? Note: I do not want to add any permissions to partners at workspace level but only on Lakehouse, if that's a reuirement.

 

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Krumelur
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

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, ...).

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/onelake/security/data-access-control-model#onelake-rbac-in-...

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Krumelur
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

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, ...).

 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/onelake/security/data-access-control-model#onelake-rbac-in-...

v-cboorla-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @Krumelur 

 

Thanks for using Microsoft Fabric Community.

Apologize for the inconvenience.

The best course of action is to open a support ticket, It's highly recommended that you reach out to our support team. Their expertise will be invaluable in suggesting the most appropriate approach.

Please reach out to our support team Microsoft Fabric Support and Status | Microsoft Fabric.

After creating a Support ticket please provide the ticket number as it would help us to track for more information.

 

Thank you.

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.

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