Where are the access rights stored for security roles in serialized files?
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When we create security roles and assign access rights, corresponding serialized files for role get created. But when we look at the files we don't see any data related to access rights. So just wanted to know where the data related to access are stored.
We are using Unicorn for serialization.
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When we create security roles and assign access rights, corresponding serialized files for role get created. But when we look at the files we don't see any data related to access rights. So just wanted to know where the data related to access are stored.
We are using Unicorn for serialization.
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security unicorn serialization
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
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Access assignment is at the item level. When you serialize the home item, and if you changed security on it, then you should see what you expect.
– Michael West
Nov 26 at 11:55
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For this, you can check the __Security Field, where rights are stored for an item. This is a shared field and as such will be in SharedFields table. Security information is actually a pipe delimited list.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:07
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If you still don't find, please let me know, i may provide you the sql script to get that.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:14
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When we create security roles and assign access rights, corresponding serialized files for role get created. But when we look at the files we don't see any data related to access rights. So just wanted to know where the data related to access are stored.
We are using Unicorn for serialization.
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security unicorn serialization
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
Dan Sinclair
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asked Nov 26 at 11:32
Dheeraj p
17710
When we create security roles and assign access rights, corresponding serialized files for role get created. But when we look at the files we don't see any data related to access rights. So just wanted to know where the data related to access are stored.
We are using Unicorn for serialization.
Role: |
cheApprover
MemberOf:
Role: |
cheEditor
security unicorn serialization
security unicorn serialization
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
asked Nov 26 at 11:32
Dheeraj p
17710
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
asked Nov 26 at 11:32
Dheeraj p
17710
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
edited Nov 26 at 16:18
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
1,034522
asked Nov 26 at 11:32
Dheeraj p
17710
asked Nov 26 at 11:32
Dheeraj p
17710
asked Nov 26 at 11:32
Dheeraj p
17710
17710
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Access assignment is at the item level. When you serialize the home item, and if you changed security on it, then you should see what you expect.
– Michael West
Nov 26 at 11:55
1
For this, you can check the __Security Field, where rights are stored for an item. This is a shared field and as such will be in SharedFields table. Security information is actually a pipe delimited list.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:07
1
If you still don't find, please let me know, i may provide you the sql script to get that.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:14
add a comment |
1
Access assignment is at the item level. When you serialize the home item, and if you changed security on it, then you should see what you expect.
– Michael West
Nov 26 at 11:55
1
For this, you can check the __Security Field, where rights are stored for an item. This is a shared field and as such will be in SharedFields table. Security information is actually a pipe delimited list.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:07
1
If you still don't find, please let me know, i may provide you the sql script to get that.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:14
1
1
Access assignment is at the item level. When you serialize the home item, and if you changed security on it, then you should see what you expect.
– Michael West
Nov 26 at 11:55
Access assignment is at the item level. When you serialize the home item, and if you changed security on it, then you should see what you expect.
– Michael West
Nov 26 at 11:55
1
1
For this, you can check the __Security Field, where rights are stored for an item. This is a shared field and as such will be in SharedFields table. Security information is actually a pipe delimited list.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:07
For this, you can check the __Security Field, where rights are stored for an item. This is a shared field and as such will be in SharedFields table. Security information is actually a pipe delimited list.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:07
1
1
If you still don't find, please let me know, i may provide you the sql script to get that.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:14
If you still don't find, please let me know, i may provide you the sql script to get that.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:14
add a comment |
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Security stored on items
Access rights (security) are stored on the item itself, in the __Security field. You can see the contents of this field in a few ways:
Security Details tab
In the Content Editor, under the Security ribbon tab, click the Details button and you will see the following tab:
Raw field values
If you want to be able to copy the security from one item to another (or manually manipulate the security settings [not recommended]), you can show standard fields (View ribbon tab -> Standard Fields) and show raw values (View ribbon tab -> Raw Values):
Access Viewer
To see the effective security permissions for an item, you can use the Access Viewer (Security ribbon tab -> Access Viewer). This shows not just what security is set on the current item, but how the ancestors' security affects this item for a given user or role:
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
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Security informations are stored on the item and stored in the __Security Field. This is a shared field and you should find it in SharedFields table.
To get the value from database, you can trigger below SQL query
SELECT Id, ItemId, FieldId, Value, Created, Updated
FROM SharedFields
WHERE ItemId = '{A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB}' AND FieldId = '{DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641}' /* Guid is the ID of the __Security field */
Result
8AA77E96-2330-4BE1-A554-BAE9C60536FF A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563
06A6DB6C-6DEF-40E0-8CF8-8E179877DBB8 A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270
answered Nov 26 at 12:49
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2 Answers
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oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Security stored on items
Access rights (security) are stored on the item itself, in the __Security field. You can see the contents of this field in a few ways:
Security Details tab
In the Content Editor, under the Security ribbon tab, click the Details button and you will see the following tab:
Raw field values
If you want to be able to copy the security from one item to another (or manually manipulate the security settings [not recommended]), you can show standard fields (View ribbon tab -> Standard Fields) and show raw values (View ribbon tab -> Raw Values):
Access Viewer
To see the effective security permissions for an item, you can use the Access Viewer (Security ribbon tab -> Access Viewer). This shows not just what security is set on the current item, but how the ancestors' security affects this item for a given user or role:
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Security stored on items
Access rights (security) are stored on the item itself, in the __Security field. You can see the contents of this field in a few ways:
Security Details tab
In the Content Editor, under the Security ribbon tab, click the Details button and you will see the following tab:
Raw field values
If you want to be able to copy the security from one item to another (or manually manipulate the security settings [not recommended]), you can show standard fields (View ribbon tab -> Standard Fields) and show raw values (View ribbon tab -> Raw Values):
Access Viewer
To see the effective security permissions for an item, you can use the Access Viewer (Security ribbon tab -> Access Viewer). This shows not just what security is set on the current item, but how the ancestors' security affects this item for a given user or role:
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Security stored on items
Access rights (security) are stored on the item itself, in the __Security field. You can see the contents of this field in a few ways:
Security Details tab
In the Content Editor, under the Security ribbon tab, click the Details button and you will see the following tab:
Raw field values
If you want to be able to copy the security from one item to another (or manually manipulate the security settings [not recommended]), you can show standard fields (View ribbon tab -> Standard Fields) and show raw values (View ribbon tab -> Raw Values):
Access Viewer
To see the effective security permissions for an item, you can use the Access Viewer (Security ribbon tab -> Access Viewer). This shows not just what security is set on the current item, but how the ancestors' security affects this item for a given user or role:
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
Security stored on items
Access rights (security) are stored on the item itself, in the __Security field. You can see the contents of this field in a few ways:
Security Details tab
In the Content Editor, under the Security ribbon tab, click the Details button and you will see the following tab:
Raw field values
If you want to be able to copy the security from one item to another (or manually manipulate the security settings [not recommended]), you can show standard fields (View ribbon tab -> Standard Fields) and show raw values (View ribbon tab -> Raw Values):
Access Viewer
To see the effective security permissions for an item, you can use the Access Viewer (Security ribbon tab -> Access Viewer). This shows not just what security is set on the current item, but how the ancestors' security affects this item for a given user or role:
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
edited Nov 26 at 14:12
jrap
2,2601625
2,2601625
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
answered Nov 26 at 12:26
Dan Sinclair
1,034522
1,034522
add a comment |
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
Security informations are stored on the item and stored in the __Security Field. This is a shared field and you should find it in SharedFields table.
To get the value from database, you can trigger below SQL query
SELECT Id, ItemId, FieldId, Value, Created, Updated
FROM SharedFields
WHERE ItemId = '{A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB}' AND FieldId = '{DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641}' /* Guid is the ID of the __Security field */
Result
8AA77E96-2330-4BE1-A554-BAE9C60536FF A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563
06A6DB6C-6DEF-40E0-8CF8-8E179877DBB8 A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270
answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
1,142425
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
Security informations are stored on the item and stored in the __Security Field. This is a shared field and you should find it in SharedFields table.
To get the value from database, you can trigger below SQL query
SELECT Id, ItemId, FieldId, Value, Created, Updated
FROM SharedFields
WHERE ItemId = '{A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB}' AND FieldId = '{DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641}' /* Guid is the ID of the __Security field */
Result
8AA77E96-2330-4BE1-A554-BAE9C60536FF A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563
06A6DB6C-6DEF-40E0-8CF8-8E179877DBB8 A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270
answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
1,142425
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Security informations are stored on the item and stored in the __Security Field. This is a shared field and you should find it in SharedFields table.
To get the value from database, you can trigger below SQL query
SELECT Id, ItemId, FieldId, Value, Created, Updated
FROM SharedFields
WHERE ItemId = '{A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB}' AND FieldId = '{DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641}' /* Guid is the ID of the __Security field */
Result
8AA77E96-2330-4BE1-A554-BAE9C60536FF A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563
06A6DB6C-6DEF-40E0-8CF8-8E179877DBB8 A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270
answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
1,142425
Security informations are stored on the item and stored in the __Security Field. This is a shared field and you should find it in SharedFields table.
To get the value from database, you can trigger below SQL query
SELECT Id, ItemId, FieldId, Value, Created, Updated
FROM SharedFields
WHERE ItemId = '{A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB}' AND FieldId = '{DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641}' /* Guid is the ID of the __Security field */
Result
8AA77E96-2330-4BE1-A554-BAE9C60536FF A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563 2011-03-07 11:48:14.563
06A6DB6C-6DEF-40E0-8CF8-8E179877DBB8 A57C19C2-8EE3-4DEC-AA39-0B8D522D59EB DEC8D2D5-E3CF-48B6-A653-8E69E2716641 au|sitecoreagency|pd|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename|pe|-item:write|-item:admin|!*|+item:read|-item:delete|-item:create|-item:rename| 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270 2011-03-07 11:48:14.270
answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
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answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
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answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
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answered Nov 26 at 12:49
Arvind Gehlot
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Access assignment is at the item level. When you serialize the home item, and if you changed security on it, then you should see what you expect.
– Michael West
Nov 26 at 11:55
1
For this, you can check the __Security Field, where rights are stored for an item. This is a shared field and as such will be in SharedFields table. Security information is actually a pipe delimited list.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:07
1
If you still don't find, please let me know, i may provide you the sql script to get that.
– Arvind Gehlot
Nov 26 at 12:14