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Denodo - Access and Permissions Within a Denodo VDB

This document will describe how a unit’s Denodo Admin will maintain and adjust their employees’ access to their unit’s Virtual Database (VDB).

This process will only allow access to the different views created within your unit’s VDB. But access to the data itself depends on the user’s access to that source data. For example, the Logical Data Warehouse (LDW) in Denodo is an exact virtual replication of the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW). A user’s access to the different tables/views in the LDW is determined by their access to the data in the EDW. Similarly, access settings in your unit’s proprietary data sets that are connected to Denodo will determine access within Denodo.

At VDB Creation

At the time your unit requests a VDB, you will need to supply the full distinguished name (DN) for two (2) separate active directory (AD) groups.

  • Admin AD group: membership of the Admin AD group should only include administrators of the VDB - those creating data sources, maintaining access, etc.
  • Additional AD groups: membership in additional AD groups should include developers (those creating derived views from data sources/base views created by the Admin AD group.

NOTE: Each DN cannot exceed 99 characters.

Use the following form to request your AD groups be applied to your VDB:

Denodo Services Form

Ongoing Maintenance

To add or remove a user’s access to view and/or edit contents in the VDB, simply add or remove users from the two AD groups using the method you prefer.



KeywordsEnterprise Logical Data Warehouse EDW LDW distinguished name DN   Doc ID136729
OwnerLearning Systems SupportGroupUI Training and Development Resources
Created2024-04-10 14:45:03Updated2024-07-30 08:56:33
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