REST API - Adding Data Level Security
When building code to automate the process of adding users (or groups), it may be beneficial to add security around those users. Follow the steps below to learn how to add data level security through the REST API: Step 1 From your SiSense home page, navigate to the Manage tab and choose the option for REST API. From here, click on the link to the REST API Reference interface. Step 2 From here, choose the 0.9 version and expand the Elasticube section and scroll down to the POST /elasticubes/datasecurity section. Step 3 The sample code below shows a valid JSON object to use as part of the REST API request. Starting from the sample code, replace the value for party with a user identifier that already exists in your system. Then paste the code into the REST API interface and click run. You should see a response of 200, which indicates a successful operation. [{ "server": "LocalHost", "elasticube": "Sample Lead Generation", "table": "Lead Generation", "column": "Country", "datatype": "text", "shares": [{ "party": "5c0f85690ca2f66cc242e266", "type": "user" }], "members": [ "United States", "England" ] }] Notes The server name value is case sensitive, so make sure it matches with your system. The sample provided is specific to one of the sample databases that comes with SiSense. To modify this to a different system, just update necessary fields to include your specifications. The sample provided is an array that consists of a single element. This could be modified to contain several entries all sent at once.Personio API Pre-Processing Data
Question Is there a way to add pre-processing (python script) to the data that will be uploaded from a custom API connector? Or should I run the script locally on a fixed schedule and use the Sisense API to upload after the data is processed? Answer Some info about your questions (as we already come across with that many times before): You can run any python script that you would like automatically before or after a Build is done using an ElastiCube Plugin , scroll to the part where is talks about python scripts. Sisense doesn't provide an API to modify data within your cube. So if you would like the Python script to do some extra processing before it gets pushed to the cube - you can save that data locally on the Sisense machine in csv format and then use another another post-build plugin to delete that csv once the build is finished. - Notice that you can use any python version you'd like (in their code sample they are using the old 2.7)