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Checking current user privileges for ArcSDE dataset with ArcPy
My eventual solution was to avoid the ArcSDE interface and arcpy and use cx_Oracle, as per answers at Python script: Access data from databases.
The below class returns privileges on an admin/owner c …
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Checking current user privileges for ArcSDE dataset with ArcPy
I am managing data distribution via an ArcSDE Oracle gdb to a number of users (schemas?), each of which can only have read only access to datasets they have requested access to, and have then been lic …
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