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This topic describes how to create an operation permission ticket for applying for an RDS for SQL Server instance on the Database Workshop (DBW) console.
Prerequisites
- Your account is already assigned a DBW system role. For detailed steps, refer to The administrator has added your account as a DBW role or The sub-account has applied to become a DBW role.
- The administrator has enabled security control for the instance. For detailed steps, refer to Enabling security control.
Precautions
- Only normal users in DBW can apply for instance operation permissions. The DBW administrator has all instance permissions by default.
- All administrators in DBW can approve DBW role application tickets.
- Approvers for operation permission tickets are set in the approval workflow when security control is enabled.
- The maximum validity period for permissions is 1 year.
- Currently, only the application for operation permissions for RDS for SQL Server instances is supported.
Procedure
- Log on to the DBW console.
- On the left navigation bar, select Data management > Ticket list.
- On the top menu bar, select the region.
- On the Ticket list page, click Permission application.
- On the Permission application tab, click Create ticket.
- In the dialog box that appears, select the required information for authorization.
- ParameterDescriptionApplicantThe applicant defaults to the currently logged-in account and can not be modified.Ticket titleOptional. Custom ticket title. The ticket title can not exceed 200 characters.Application typeDefault is Authorize instance and cannot be modified.Database typeSelect the database type RDS for SQL Server from the drop-down list.Authorize instanceCheck the target instance from the drop-down list. Multiple selections are supported.Permission typeCheck the permission type as needed. Currently, the following options are supported.
- SQLchange: Refers to operations that add, modify, or delete data in the database. SQL statement types include CREATE, ALTER, DROP, UPDATE, INSERTand DELETE.
- SQL query: Refers to the operation of retrieving the required data from the database. SQL statement types include SELECT, and SHOW .
- Structural change: Represents operations that can modify, add, or delete a database structure. SQL statement types include ALTER TABLE, CREATE INDEX, and DROP INDEX.
- Operation and maintenance read-only: Refers to read-only permissions for operation and maintenance management capabilities, such as viewing real-time sessions and slow SQL analysis lists.
- Operation and maintenance read/write: Refers to full permissions for operation and maintenance management capabilities, such as Kill sessions and creating SQL rate limiting tasks.
Effective timeSelect the validity period of the authorization from the drop-down list, with options including 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year. Additionally, custom days can be set as the validity period, with a default of 1 day and a range of [1, 365].Ticket remarksCustomize your ticket remarks. We recommend aligning them with your business for easier approval and tracking.
- Click Submit application.
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