Get-RscMssqlDatabase -Name doesn’t work for user having a custom role #77
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I do not believe this issue has anything to do with RBAC. Based on how you were using the cmdlet, I was able to recreate the issue as an admin. I have a fix deployed to the devel branch and when a PR is merged it will be available to all. |
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* Fix to address Issue "Get-RscMssqlInstance returns back 0 records #79" * Address Issue Running Get-MssqlDatabase -Detail throws an error with a giant blob of text #75 * Fix to Get-RscMssqlDatabase -Name doesn’t work for user having a custom role #77 * Fix Running Get-RscMssqlAvailabilityGroup for a specific, known good ID returns no results and no error #74 * Change Log
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New Features: - New-RscNasShare cmdlet (and its companion New-RscNasShareInput cmdlet to build the input arguments). Fixes: - Fix to Get-RscMssqlInstance to address Issue #79 - Fix to Get-RscMssqlInstance to address Issue #73 - Fix to Get-RscMssqlDatabase to address Issue #75 - Fix to Get-RscMssqlDatabase to address Issue #77 - Fix to Get-RscMssqlAvailabilityGroup to address Issue #74 - Fix to Get-RscSnapshot (SnapshotListQuery) Breaking Changes: - Type object's Next() method was renamed GetNext() to follow PowerShell naming convention (and to make it clear that `$obj.Next() = $x` can't work (but `$obj.SetNext($x)` does.)). - Protect-RscSnappable renamed to Protect-RscWorkload to conform to marketing language - Removed Backup-RscSlaDomain.ps1 (Backup-SlaDomain) as it did not conform to PowerShell naming standards. Please use Protect-RscWorkload to assign an SLA.
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It works in PSVersion 7.3.9 not in PSVersion 7.4.2 |
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In works in PSVersion 7.4.2 and 7.3.9 after upgrading to 1.2 👍🏼 Tnx |
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I have a Service Account that has custom role assigned to it in RSC.
User:
This user is going to be used in automation, mostly export and live mounts.
Role:
This Role can take on-demand snapshots, export and mount all SQL Databases.
This command returns no info:
Get-RscMssqlDatabase -Name Test
This returns all info:
Get-RscMssqlDatabase -List | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq 'Test'}
I get results for both commands when I run the same script with a user that have admin role in
RSC
I am running version 1.0. CDM version: 8.1.3-p7.
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