Metodo UserDefinedFunction.Revoke
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Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a grantee or grantees on the user-defined function.
Questo membro è sottoposto a overload. Per informazioni complete su questo membro, inclusi sintassi, utilizzo ed esempi, fare clic su un nome nell'elenco di overload.
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, String) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a grantee on the user-defined function. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[]) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a list of grantees on the user-defined function. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, String, array<String[]) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a grantee on the specified columns on the user-defined function. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], array<String[]) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a list of grantees on the specified columns on the user-defined function. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, String, Boolean, Boolean) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a grantee on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantee has granted the specified set of permissions. The grantee is also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], Boolean, Boolean) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from grantees from the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantees have granted the specified set of permissions. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, String, Boolean, Boolean, String) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a grantee on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantee has granted the specified set of permissions. The grantee is also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, String, array<String[], Boolean, Boolean) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from grantees on the specified columns on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantees have granted the specified set of permissions. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], Boolean, Boolean, String) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from grantees on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantees have granted access. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], array<String[], Boolean, Boolean) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from grantees on the specified columns on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantees have granted the specified set of permissions. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, String, array<String[], Boolean, Boolean, String) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from a grantee on the specified columns on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantee has granted the specified set of permissions. The grantee is also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role. |
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Revoke(ObjectPermissionSet, array<String[], array<String[], Boolean, Boolean, String) | Revokes a previously granted set of permissions from grantees on the specified columns on the user-defined function and any other users to whom the grantees have granted the specified set of permissions. The grantees are also given the ability to revoke the specified set of permissions from other users under an assumed role. |
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