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Connect a Report to a Data Model in a different workspace
- Anonymous5 years ago
Eliminate the problem of the work area and license, then you must determine whether your data set has applied RLS. Please refer to the fourth point I mentioned above.
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You can share the report directly to the users who want to access the report.
(1)When you share the report ,you will see a pop-up window Send link ,click the settings “Specific people can view ,share, and build new content” and go to the next operation page.
(2)You can see two settings in the page . If you choose the first one , recipients can reshare your report .If you choose the second one , recipients can create a report based on your dataset associated with the report .
(3)Apply the settings and return to the previous ,then enter the accounts of the recipients, recipients will receive email with the link to access your shared report .
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I have got that far, to be honest but still failing - Top level requirement is I don't want users to have access to workspaces where data models are kept, and I don't want them accessing via workspaces- Only via Apps.
I don't want users to have build permissions on data sets
- I have a centralised data model in a workspace which is not visible to users. (fig.1)
- I have multiple workspaces (and Apps) with users and/or security groups providing access. (fig. 2
- I have provided access to the data model itself for the relevant parties with Read Access.
- The user (BI Test) can access the workspace, but not the model
Fig 1
Fig 2