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selectGrantForRoleAndObject()

MilvusClient interface. This method lists grant info for a role.

R<SelectGrantResponse> selectGrantForRoleAndObject(SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam requestParam);

SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam

Use the SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam.Builder to construct a SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam object.

import io.milvus.param.SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam;
SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam.Builder builder = SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam.newBuilder();

Methods of SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam.Builder:

Method

Description

Parameters

withRoleName(String roleName)

Sets the roleName. RoleName cannot be empty or null.

roleName: The role name.

withObject(String object)

Sets the object. object cannot be empty or null.

object: A granted object in Milvus, such as collection, partition, and database.

withObjectName(String objectName)

Sets the objectName. objectName cannot be empty or null.

objectName: The object name.

build()

Construct a SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam object.

N/A

The SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam.Builder.build() can throw the following exceptions:

  • ParamException: error if the parameter is invalid.

Returns

This method catches all the exceptions and returns an R<SelectGrantResponse> object.

  • If the API fails on the server side, it returns the error code and message from the server.

  • If the API fails by RPC exception, it returns R.Status.Unknown and error message of the exception.

  • If the API succeeds, it returns a valid SelectGrantResponse held by the R template. You can use SelectGrantResponse to get the grant information.

Example

import io.milvus.param.SelectGrantForRoleParam;

R<SelectGrantResponse> response = client.selectGrantForRoleAndObject(SelectGrantForRoleAndObjectParam.newBuilder()
        .withRoleName(roleName)
        .withObject(objectType)
        .withObjectName(objectName)
        .build());

if (response.getStatus() != R.Status.Success.getCode()) {
    throw new RuntimeException(response.getMessage());
}
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