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Is a query allowed only when the user has been granted access, and the data returned is the subset that RLS permits?

I am building Web API backend for multitenant, .NET 6 based, application and I have encountered an architectural problem which drives me crazy since last couple of weeks, so I would much appreciate ANY hints and advices.
Whole solution is build in classic Clean Architecture (layers: API, Domain, Application, Infrastructure, Shared), which was't the greatest idea I suppose, but I'm affraid it is irreversible by now. Anyway, I would like to make an effort to save all I have created so far.

In the application I have 2 databases (with Entity Framework in the code behind): Database A: Tenant users scope - with TenantId field in each table for RLS mechanizm implemented on the SQL level to prevent inter-tenant data leaks Database B: Internal users scope - no RLS mechanism

The problem is both databases share great amount of common structures and logic.
Simplified example of current models (both database and domain):
Database A:

I need to use a Rust nightly feature with the VS-code Rust-language-server.

I want to run llvm-slicer (source) for PostgreSQL main executable file (i.e., PG_ROOT/src/backend/postgres) to carry backward slicing on PostgreSQL. llvm-slicer runs on top of bitcode (.bc file). I have compiled PostgreSQL via ./configure CC=clang-6.0 && make CC=clang-6.0, duiring which, the final compile command that link many .o files together is (very long):

I am trying to make an input form where the user can change several values in one row simultaneously which get submitted to the database using the update() method. The values are being read from the Supabase Table into several input fields as defaultValues, which the user can edit and later submit form to update values in the Supabase instance of the table.

Input Form Looks Like This

The input values received from user are stored in a object that has the shape :

I have built a small ontology in Protege to test punning with a SPARQL query. The Ontology is:

I am working on a container to run TensorFlow Serving.

Here is my Dockerfile:

I am trying to read several .RLS (spreadsheet) files into one matrix using R. These files have very formulaic names, which makes it easy to work with. My plan (see code below) is to create the file names in a vector called names, then use a for loop to read and add the second column of each of those files into a matrix. However, I have encountered some issue. I have tested the names part of my code, and it can read tables into R individually. However when I try to put them all together into the matrix collected using the 2nd for loop, I get an error that says, "incorrect number of subscripts on matrix". I am not sure what this means. Any advice would be welcome.

I'm having a problem saving a report across different workspaces in PowerBI embedded. For background:

• We're using PowerBI embedded in an App Owns Data scenario
• We're operating a SaaS, multi-tenanted single database approach where we're segregating tenant data in PowerBI using RLS
• We're using a singular dataset that will be shared across multiple workspaces (which I believe is supported in V2 workspaces according to Microsoft documentation)
• The scopes for the Service Principal are defined correctly and we have a dedicated capacity purchased & configured
• We're using .NET6 and PowerBI embedded is being displayed in a Razor view.

If I use the built in PowerBI save functionality, it always saves to the workspace where the dataset resides (and it works perfectly fine, which makes be believe the issue is not down to the EmbedToken being generated which is why I've omitted it here).

I've implemented functionality in the Razor View as per below (based on the official Microsoft documentation) to save the report to a defined workspace using the targetWorkspaceId defined in the saveAsParameters.