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QUESTION
I want to specify an unknown number of column names in a function that will use dplyr::distinct()
. My current attempt is:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 22:26Distinct applies to all columns of a table at once. Consider an example table:
QUESTION
I would like to use dplyr::arrange
to sort the rows of a data frame based on values in specific columns. I want to choose the columns based on position rather than column name, as the column names will vary based on the input. I have tried to adapt the suggestions for dplyr::select
found here (dplyr: select columns by position in NSE), but my code just returns the original data frame with no changes. Here is my data frame and the code I've used to sort it:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 00:28With dplyr >v1.0 you can use across()
to specify columns by index. You can do
QUESTION
I am trying to build a page where it returns table for the logged in user. And then you can use the filter to look at other users records .
User = USERPRINCIPALNAME()
I am having problems filtering the table for the logged in user . Without using row level security with data model changes like below . Is there a way for the Power BI table to return data just for the logged in user ? No SSAS involved.
https://medium.com/@barrasa8/dynamic-data-masking-in-powerbi-based-on-rls-927eb6a34e5d**strong text**
The data model is a FACT table linked to a USER dimension. In the User Dimension , there is an email address which is what the USERPRINCIPALNAME() resolves to.
I thought about a DAX summary table with summarise and may try that later . Then 2 buttons on the page , one to show current logged in user and the other button just gives you details about all other users data and work with all the filters on the page .
So basic want is
Logged In User : X
Table - Col 1 , 2 ,3 .... ( Filtered for User x only by default )
Then I would like a way for the logged in user then to see others user data easily.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 04:03Unfortunately there is no way to use USERNAME() or USERPRINCIPALNAME() in DAX measures.
What you're left with is using row level security but that would mean it'll not be possible to show the data of other users.
The best alternative I can think of is to load the data twice. Then set Row Level Security on one table, display that one as "Your data", don't use RLS on the second table and display that as "Other people's data". Put them side by side for easy comparison.
I just wrote a blog post about a similar challenge on how to make sure you can still filter both tables: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/calculating-totals-row-level-security-using-powerbi-van-der-pasch
QUESTION
I am currently creating a Shiny app which should build plots according to user input. The user can choose between histograms, density and scatter plots, which variables to depict and what titles/labels to display. Since this is Shiny, I tried to follow the instructions given in https://mastering-shiny.org/action-tidy.html which explain how to use tidy evaluation in this context.
I create a basic plot object with ggplot(..., aes(rlang::.data[[]]))
and add the geoms later on. Unfortunately, I then encounter the following error message on trying to display the plot:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 10:28You appear to be a victim of tidyverse's non-standard evaluation (NSE).
Roughly speaking, tidyverse functions expect tibble coilumns as arguments. You're passing characters from the input
list.
Using, for example,
QUESTION
we need to expose an internal API to vendor, however for development we need to mask the data the internal API replies, looking for a similar feature with apigee (https://docs.apigee.com/api-platform/security/data-masking), can this doable via APIM?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 21:08Generically, the Azure APIM allows flexibility on the handling of requests and responses, mainly with the concept of policies. In short, these are operations that may be defined in the incoming, outgoing or during the execution of requests.
This allows the changing of the requests/responses (for example, adding or removing headers), which may be what you want. Some typical examples/snippets of policies are depicted here in Azure's own GitHub, as well as in APIM itself, as shown here.
These two walkthroughs may also be helpful: Setting Policies and Transforming APIs.
QUESTION
Is there any feature in the BigQuery roadmap to support dynamic data masking? For example, displaying masked data based on the user's roles. I have explored DLP which helps in storing masked data in BigQuery, but with that approach, one will have to create two versions of the same table masked and unmasked. Please refer to the following link as an example to get additional context to my ask. (Example Link)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 07:37There isn't the exact same feature. And, indeed, you have to store the 2 forms of data, masked and unmasked.
However, you have a new feature named CLS: Column Level Security. With this feature you can allow user to see, or not, some column. In your use case, you can show to the user only the unmasked column
QUESTION
Long time reader, first time posting so apologies if anything doesn't confirm to the correct way.
I currently built a SaaS platform, with a MySQL database containing PPI. I want to expand the team and require them to access the database. However; theres' way too much PPI data to allow a new remote hire access to it all.
I came across Microsoft SQL Server's Dynamic Data Masking function which was perfect until I realised it isn't available in MySQL. I can't find any similar function, does one exist? and if not any suggestions as to how I could achieve something similar to granting access whilst protecting my data
Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 15:26The closest thing in MySQL is column-level privileges.
See https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/grant.html#grant-column-privileges
This combined with the support for roles (new in MySQL 8.0) should make it easier to create separate sets of column-level access privileges, granting those privileges to roles. When a new employee joins, grant them the role with limited access. Once they've been around long enough to be trusted, then grant them the additional role with the PII column privileges.
QUESTION
I would like to generate the data by given regex pattern in SQL Server
. Is there any possibility to do? Say, I have pattern as below and I would like to generate data as follow:
The idea behind the concept is SQL STATIC DATA MASKING (which was removed in current feature). Our client wants to mask the production data in test database. We don't have SQL STATIC DATA MASKING feature with sql now but we have patterns to mask the column, so what I am thinking is, with these pattern we can run the update query.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 15:18I'm not convinced you need a Regex for this. Why not just use a "scrub script" and take advantage of the newid()
function to generate a bunch of random data. It looks like you'll need to write such a script anyway, Regex or not, and this has the benefit of being very simple.
Let's say you start with the following data:
QUESTION
I have a Microsoft SQL Server with data that needs to be protected (certain sensitive columns of some tables) and an application that queries that database like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-22 at 07:26I think I found a possible solution:
Change the table structure - Rename the SensitiveColumn to a different name, and add a computed column with the old name of the SensitiveColumn, that will show results based on current_user
.
QUESTION
I'm implementing a QR code generation algorithm as explained on thonky.com and I'm trying to understand one of the cases:
As stated on this page, after getting the percentage of the dark modules out of the whole code, I should take the two nearest multiples of five (for example 45 and 50 for 48%), but what if the percentage is a multiple of 5? for example 45.0? what numbers should be taken? 45? 40 and 50? 45 and 40? 45 and 50? something totally different? I couldn't find any answer to that anywhere...
Thank you very much in advance for the help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-04 at 11:39Indeed the Thonky tutorial is unclear in this respect, so let's turn to the official standard (behind a paywall at ISO but easy to find online). Section 8.8.2, page 52, Table 24:
Evaluation condition: 50 ± (5 × k)% to 50 ± (5 × (k + 1))%
Points: N₄ × k
Here, N₄ = 10, and
k is the rating of the deviation of the proportion of dark modules in the symbol from 50% in steps of 5%.
So for for exactly 45% dark modules, you'd have k = 1, resulting in a penalty of 10 points.
Also note that it doesn't really matter if you get this slightly wrong. Because the mask pattern identifier is encoded in the format string, a reader can still decode the QR code even if you accidentally chose a slightly suboptimal mask pattern.
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