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Many companies hope that their employees can only see data related to themselves in certain data tables.
In addition to multi-level permissions, this scenario can also be achieved by adding FineBI system parameters.
You can automatically obtain the username of the current user, department, position, role through system parameters.
System Parameter
Definition
Example of Return Value
$fine_username
Username parameter of login user
$fine_username = eoco
$fine_role
Role parameter of login user
$fine_role = [{test leader, test member}]
Note: When the role is empty, the parameter returns an empty string.
$fine_position
Parameter for the collection of organizations to which the login user belongs
The returned value is an array in JSON format.
$fine_positon = [{jobTitle=minister, departments=human resources}, {jobTitle=development leader, departments=FineBI development team}]
Note:
1. When the department and position is empty, the parameter returns an empty string.
2. If a user has multiple roles, departments, and positions, the SPLIT function can be used in conjunction with the SQL dataset to extract the first position field.
Example: select * from aaa_user where position='${indexOfArray(SPLIT(indexOfArray(SPLIT(fine_position,'='),2),','),1)}'
$fine_display_name
Get the login username
For example, the login username is Anna.
$fine_display_name = Anna
In dashboard analysis, system parameters cannot be bound and filtered in Filter Component. Special parameters are hidden by default.
The method introduced in this article requires to be performed with real-time data. Only by this, tables in direct databases can be used normally.
Taking the user information table aaa_user under the built-in data FRDemo as an example. Use the system parameter fine_username.
The admin logs into the FineBI system, clicks Manage > Data Connection > Server Dataset, and creates a SQL Dataset.
Set the name of the dataset as User Information Table, select data source as FRDemo, add SQL statement select * from aaa_user, and click Save.
The admin logs into FineBI, goes to Manage > User > All Users, and clicks Import User.
Select the server dataset User Information Table and set the corresponding information such as Username, Password, Dept., and Position, and click OK.
In the Platform User interface, if there is No limit on user number of PC User and its subcategories, then there is no need to follow the procedures in this section.
In the Platform User interface, if the number of users in PC User and its subcategories is limited, you have to follow the procedures in this section, otherwise you cannot view the dashboard.
The admin logs into FineBI, clicks Manage > User > Platform User, and adds the imported users to BI User (BI View User or BI design user).
The admin logs into FineBI, goes to Public Data, clicks 0, and switches New dataset property settings to Direct data.
The admin logs into FineBI, goes to Public Data, clicks New Folder, and renames the folder Direct Data.
Select the folder and add a SQL Dataset.
Set the name of the dataset as User Information Table, enter the SQL statement select * from aaa_user where account='${fine_username}', obtain the parameter of fine_username, and click OK.
1. Only real-time data is supported. Spider is not supported.
2. Parameters cannot be written in the selected fields section of SQL. For example: select {account} as '${fine_username}', {password}, {organization}, {position} from aaa_user. Parameters can only be written in the filter condition. FineBI does not allow dynamically selecting fields.
3. If the admin views this table and finds no data, this is because that there is actually no information about the admin in this table.
The admin logs into FineBI, goes to Manage > Permission > General permission configuration, and selects the permission carrier All Departments.
Click Data Authorization to configure Use permission for the folder Direct Data.
Note: Admin cannot see any data in this table, because the filtering condition of the SQL statement is where account = '${fine_username}'. There is actually no information of the admin in the table.
Jenny logs into FineBI, clicks Public Data > Direct Data > User Information Table, and can only view their own information.
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