It should be possible to programmatically access the PowerBI-based RLS definitions to enforce access restrictions in cases where the groups are not defined in AD.
Shaamil
6 years agoRegular Visitor
Yes I would like to have this functionality. Currently we go to Workspace, select the dataset, form the pop up select security and in the RLS group add the user. It would be great if we could programatically do this via C#
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