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<profile> element
Defines a security profiles. Security profiles define the rights a user has based on its current role. The security profile must have at least the database element that defines indirectly which connection string is used by users in the role that is coupled to this security profile.
Attributes
| Attribute name |
Required |
Description |
| id |
Yes |
The id of this security profile. The id is used to refer to this security profile from elsewhere. |
| userroles |
Yes |
A comma separated list of the codes of user roles you which to map to this security profile. There must be exactly one security profile which has the wildcard (*) in its list of userroles. Userroles that are not explicitly mapped are mapped to the security profile with the wildcard. |
Parent element
| Element name |
Description |
| <securityprofiles> |
Contains the list of defined security profiles. |
Child elements
| Element name |
Description |
| <database> |
Defines which databases are accessible to this security profile. |
| <impersonate> |
If this element exists, requests are impersonated using the given windows account. |
