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Proxy - but not proxy

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Bounded Rationality
Bounded Rationality Rank 2 - Community Beginner

Hello all,

proxy is enabled on our OBIEE 12.2.1 but auditors have asked if it can be restricted so if you did not have rights to view a subject area then when acting as the proxy you still will not have rights to see the subject area.

Possible?

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  • Robert Angel
    Robert Angel Rank 8 - Analytics Strategist

    Possible!

    See => https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/12212/biee/BIESC/GUID-59844BCC-0EB0-4FDE-8011-75E7C8AEA82A.htm#BIESC3145

    And Restricted below

    What Are the Proxy Levels?

    When you enable a user to be a proxy user, you also assign an authority level (called the proxy level). The proxy level determines the privileges and permissions granted to the proxy user when accessing the catalog objects of the target user.

    The following list describes the proxy levels:

    • Restricted Users have read-only permissions to the objects that the target user can access. Privileges are determined by the proxy user's account, not the target user's account.For example, suppose a proxy user has not been assigned the Access to Answers privilege, and the target user has. When the proxy user is acting as the target user, the target user cannot access Answers.
    • Full Users inherit permissions and privileges from the target user's account.For example, suppose a proxy user has not been assigned the Access to Answers privilege, and the target user has. When the proxy user is acting as the target user, the target user can access Answers.

  • Bounded Rationality
    Bounded Rationality Rank 2 - Community Beginner

    Wow thanks seems kind of dumb proxy as the user but not have the users rights but then auditors seem pretty dumb anyhow!

    thank yu

  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Rank 2 - Community Beginner

    Are you serious? R/O vs R/W makes perfect sense. To audit things you don't need to change things - especially not things owned and crated by a user.