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* A structure that contains information on the anonymous user configuration. *
* * @see AWS * API Documentation */ @Generated("com.amazonaws:aws-java-sdk-code-generator") public class SnapshotAnonymousUser implements Serializable, Cloneable, StructuredPojo { /** *
* The tags to be used for row-level security (RLS). Make sure that the relevant datasets have RLS tags configured
* before you start a snapshot export job. You can configure the RLS tags of a dataset with a
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
*
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row level * security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level Security * (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide. *
*/ private java.util.List
* The tags to be used for row-level security (RLS). Make sure that the relevant datasets have RLS tags configured
* before you start a snapshot export job. You can configure the RLS tags of a dataset with a
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
*
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row level * security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level Security * (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide. *
* * @return The tags to be used for row-level security (RLS). Make sure that the relevant datasets have RLS tags * configured before you start a snapshot export job. You can configure the RLS tags of a dataset with a *DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
*
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on
* row level security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level
* Security (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
*/
public java.util.List
* The tags to be used for row-level security (RLS). Make sure that the relevant datasets have RLS tags configured
* before you start a snapshot export job. You can configure the RLS tags of a dataset with a
*
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row level
* security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level Security
* (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row
* level security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level
* Security (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
*/
public void setRowLevelPermissionTags(java.util.Collection
* The tags to be used for row-level security (RLS). Make sure that the relevant datasets have RLS tags configured
* before you start a snapshot export job. You can configure the RLS tags of a dataset with a
*
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row level
* security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level Security
* (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
*
* NOTE: This method appends the values to the existing list (if any). Use
* {@link #setRowLevelPermissionTags(java.util.Collection)} or
* {@link #withRowLevelPermissionTags(java.util.Collection)} if you want to override the existing values.
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row
* level security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level
* Security (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
* @return Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
*/
public SnapshotAnonymousUser withRowLevelPermissionTags(SessionTag... rowLevelPermissionTags) {
if (this.rowLevelPermissionTags == null) {
setRowLevelPermissionTags(new java.util.ArrayList
* The tags to be used for row-level security (RLS). Make sure that the relevant datasets have RLS tags configured
* before you start a snapshot export job. You can configure the RLS tags of a dataset with a
*
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row level
* security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level Security
* (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
* DataSet$RowLevelPermissionTagConfiguration
API call.
* These are not the tags that are used for Amazon Web Services resource tagging. For more information on row
* level security in Amazon QuickSight, see Using Row-Level
* Security (RLS) with Tagsin the Amazon QuickSight User Guide.
* @return Returns a reference to this object so that method calls can be chained together.
*/
public SnapshotAnonymousUser withRowLevelPermissionTags(java.util.Collection