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tencentcloud 1.82.17 published on Thursday, Aug 14, 2025 by tencentcloudstack
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    Create DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation Resource

    Resources are created with functions called constructors. To learn more about declaring and configuring resources, see Resources.

    Constructor syntax

    new DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(name: string, args: DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs, opts?: CustomResourceOptions);
    @overload
def DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(resource_name: str,
                                 args: DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs,
                                 opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None)

@overload
def DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(resource_name: str,
                                 opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
                                 user_id: Optional[str] = None,
                                 dlc_attach_user_policy_operation_id: Optional[str] = None,
                                 policy_sets: Optional[Sequence[DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs]] = None)
    func NewDlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(ctx *Context, name string, args DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs, opts ...ResourceOption) (*DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation, error)
    public DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(string name, DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs args, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(String name, DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs args)
public DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(String name, DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs args, CustomResourceOptions options)

    type: tencentcloud:DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation
properties: # The arguments to resource properties.
options: # Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    Parameters

    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    resource_name str
    The unique name of the resource.
    args DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    ctx Context
    Context object for the current deployment.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts ResourceOption
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name string
    The unique name of the resource.
    args DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    opts CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.
    name String
    The unique name of the resource.
    args DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationArgs
    The arguments to resource properties.
    options CustomResourceOptions
    Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

    DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation Resource Properties

    To learn more about resource properties and how to use them, see Inputs and Outputs in the Architecture and Concepts docs.

    Inputs

    In Python, inputs that are objects can be passed either as argument classes or as dictionary literals.

    The DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation resource accepts the following input properties:

    UserId string
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId string
    PolicySets List<DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet>
    Collection of authentication policies.
    UserId string
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId string
    PolicySets []DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs
    Collection of authentication policies.
    userId String
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId String
    policySets List<DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet>
    Collection of authentication policies.
    userId string
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId string
    policySets DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet[]
    Collection of authentication policies.
    user_id str
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlc_attach_user_policy_operation_id str
    policy_sets Sequence[DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs]
    Collection of authentication policies.
    userId String
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId String
    policySets List<Property Map>
    Collection of authentication policies.

    Outputs

    All input properties are implicitly available as output properties. Additionally, the DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation resource produces the following output properties:

    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    Id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id string
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id str
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
    id String
    The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.

    Look up Existing DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation Resource

    Get an existing DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation resource’s state with the given name, ID, and optional extra properties used to qualify the lookup.

    public static get(name: string, id: Input<ID>, state?: DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationState, opts?: CustomResourceOptions): DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation
    @staticmethod
def get(resource_name: str,
        id: str,
        opts: Optional[ResourceOptions] = None,
        dlc_attach_user_policy_operation_id: Optional[str] = None,
        policy_sets: Optional[Sequence[DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs]] = None,
        user_id: Optional[str] = None) -> DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation
    func GetDlcAttachUserPolicyOperation(ctx *Context, name string, id IDInput, state *DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationState, opts ...ResourceOption) (*DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation, error)
    public static DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation Get(string name, Input<string> id, DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationState? state, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)
    public static DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation get(String name, Output<String> id, DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationState state, CustomResourceOptions options)
    resources:  _:    type: tencentcloud:DlcAttachUserPolicyOperation    get:      id: ${id}
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    resource_name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    name
    The unique name of the resulting resource.
    id
    The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
    state
    Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
    opts
    A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.
    The following state arguments are supported:
    DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId string
    PolicySets List<DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet>
    Collection of authentication policies.
    UserId string
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId string
    PolicySets []DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs
    Collection of authentication policies.
    UserId string
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId String
    policySets List<DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet>
    Collection of authentication policies.
    userId String
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId string
    policySets DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet[]
    Collection of authentication policies.
    userId string
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlc_attach_user_policy_operation_id str
    policy_sets Sequence[DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs]
    Collection of authentication policies.
    user_id str
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.
    dlcAttachUserPolicyOperationId String
    policySets List<Property Map>
    Collection of authentication policies.
    userId String
    User ID, which is the same as the sub-user UIN. The CreateUser API is needed to create a user at first. The DescribeUsers API can be used for viewing.

    Supporting Types

    DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySet, DlcAttachUserPolicyOperationPolicySetArgs

    Catalog string
    The name of the target data source. To grant admin permission, it must be * (all resources at this level); to grant data source and database permissions, it must be COSDataCatalog or *; to grant table permissions, it can be a custom data source; if it is left empty, DataLakeCatalog is used. Note: To grant permissions on a custom data source, the permissions that can be managed in the Data Lake Compute console are subsets of the account permissions granted when you connect the data source to the console.
    Database string
    The name of the target database. * represents all databases in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any database.
    Operation string
    The target permissions, which vary by permission level. Admin: ALL (default); data connection: CREATE; database: ALL, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP; table: ALL, SELECT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, DROP, and UPDATE. Note: For table permissions, if a data source other than COSDataCatalog is specified, only the SELECT permission can be granted here.
    Table string
    The name of the target table. * represents all tables in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any table.
    Column string
    The name of the target column. * represents all columns. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    CreateTime string
    The permission policy creation time, which is not required as an input parameter.
    DataEngine string
    The name of the target data engine. * represents all engines. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    Function string
    The name of the target function. * represents all functions in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any function.
    Id double
    The policy ID.
    Mode string
    The grant mode, which is not required as an input parameter. Valid values: COMMON and SENIOR.
    Operator string
    The operator, which is not required as an input parameter.
    PolicyType string
    The permission type. Valid values: ADMIN, DATASOURCE, DATABASE, TABLE, VIEW, FUNCTION, COLUMN, and ENGINE. Note: If it is left empty, ADMIN is used.
    ReAuth bool
    Whether the grantee is allowed to further grant the permissions. Valid values: false (default) and true (the grantee can grant permissions gained here to other sub-users).
    Source string
    The permission source, which is not required when input parameters are passed in. Valid values: USER (from the user) and WORKGROUP (from one or more associated work groups).
    SourceId double
    The ID of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    SourceName string
    The name of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    View string
    The name of the target view. * represents all views in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any view.
    Catalog string
    The name of the target data source. To grant admin permission, it must be * (all resources at this level); to grant data source and database permissions, it must be COSDataCatalog or *; to grant table permissions, it can be a custom data source; if it is left empty, DataLakeCatalog is used. Note: To grant permissions on a custom data source, the permissions that can be managed in the Data Lake Compute console are subsets of the account permissions granted when you connect the data source to the console.
    Database string
    The name of the target database. * represents all databases in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any database.
    Operation string
    The target permissions, which vary by permission level. Admin: ALL (default); data connection: CREATE; database: ALL, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP; table: ALL, SELECT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, DROP, and UPDATE. Note: For table permissions, if a data source other than COSDataCatalog is specified, only the SELECT permission can be granted here.
    Table string
    The name of the target table. * represents all tables in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any table.
    Column string
    The name of the target column. * represents all columns. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    CreateTime string
    The permission policy creation time, which is not required as an input parameter.
    DataEngine string
    The name of the target data engine. * represents all engines. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    Function string
    The name of the target function. * represents all functions in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any function.
    Id float64
    The policy ID.
    Mode string
    The grant mode, which is not required as an input parameter. Valid values: COMMON and SENIOR.
    Operator string
    The operator, which is not required as an input parameter.
    PolicyType string
    The permission type. Valid values: ADMIN, DATASOURCE, DATABASE, TABLE, VIEW, FUNCTION, COLUMN, and ENGINE. Note: If it is left empty, ADMIN is used.
    ReAuth bool
    Whether the grantee is allowed to further grant the permissions. Valid values: false (default) and true (the grantee can grant permissions gained here to other sub-users).
    Source string
    The permission source, which is not required when input parameters are passed in. Valid values: USER (from the user) and WORKGROUP (from one or more associated work groups).
    SourceId float64
    The ID of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    SourceName string
    The name of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    View string
    The name of the target view. * represents all views in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any view.
    catalog String
    The name of the target data source. To grant admin permission, it must be * (all resources at this level); to grant data source and database permissions, it must be COSDataCatalog or *; to grant table permissions, it can be a custom data source; if it is left empty, DataLakeCatalog is used. Note: To grant permissions on a custom data source, the permissions that can be managed in the Data Lake Compute console are subsets of the account permissions granted when you connect the data source to the console.
    database String
    The name of the target database. * represents all databases in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any database.
    operation String
    The target permissions, which vary by permission level. Admin: ALL (default); data connection: CREATE; database: ALL, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP; table: ALL, SELECT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, DROP, and UPDATE. Note: For table permissions, if a data source other than COSDataCatalog is specified, only the SELECT permission can be granted here.
    table String
    The name of the target table. * represents all tables in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any table.
    column String
    The name of the target column. * represents all columns. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    createTime String
    The permission policy creation time, which is not required as an input parameter.
    dataEngine String
    The name of the target data engine. * represents all engines. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    function String
    The name of the target function. * represents all functions in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any function.
    id Double
    The policy ID.
    mode String
    The grant mode, which is not required as an input parameter. Valid values: COMMON and SENIOR.
    operator String
    The operator, which is not required as an input parameter.
    policyType String
    The permission type. Valid values: ADMIN, DATASOURCE, DATABASE, TABLE, VIEW, FUNCTION, COLUMN, and ENGINE. Note: If it is left empty, ADMIN is used.
    reAuth Boolean
    Whether the grantee is allowed to further grant the permissions. Valid values: false (default) and true (the grantee can grant permissions gained here to other sub-users).
    source String
    The permission source, which is not required when input parameters are passed in. Valid values: USER (from the user) and WORKGROUP (from one or more associated work groups).
    sourceId Double
    The ID of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    sourceName String
    The name of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    view String
    The name of the target view. * represents all views in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any view.
    catalog string
    The name of the target data source. To grant admin permission, it must be * (all resources at this level); to grant data source and database permissions, it must be COSDataCatalog or *; to grant table permissions, it can be a custom data source; if it is left empty, DataLakeCatalog is used. Note: To grant permissions on a custom data source, the permissions that can be managed in the Data Lake Compute console are subsets of the account permissions granted when you connect the data source to the console.
    database string
    The name of the target database. * represents all databases in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any database.
    operation string
    The target permissions, which vary by permission level. Admin: ALL (default); data connection: CREATE; database: ALL, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP; table: ALL, SELECT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, DROP, and UPDATE. Note: For table permissions, if a data source other than COSDataCatalog is specified, only the SELECT permission can be granted here.
    table string
    The name of the target table. * represents all tables in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any table.
    column string
    The name of the target column. * represents all columns. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    createTime string
    The permission policy creation time, which is not required as an input parameter.
    dataEngine string
    The name of the target data engine. * represents all engines. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    function string
    The name of the target function. * represents all functions in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any function.
    id number
    The policy ID.
    mode string
    The grant mode, which is not required as an input parameter. Valid values: COMMON and SENIOR.
    operator string
    The operator, which is not required as an input parameter.
    policyType string
    The permission type. Valid values: ADMIN, DATASOURCE, DATABASE, TABLE, VIEW, FUNCTION, COLUMN, and ENGINE. Note: If it is left empty, ADMIN is used.
    reAuth boolean
    Whether the grantee is allowed to further grant the permissions. Valid values: false (default) and true (the grantee can grant permissions gained here to other sub-users).
    source string
    The permission source, which is not required when input parameters are passed in. Valid values: USER (from the user) and WORKGROUP (from one or more associated work groups).
    sourceId number
    The ID of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    sourceName string
    The name of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    view string
    The name of the target view. * represents all views in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any view.
    catalog str
    The name of the target data source. To grant admin permission, it must be * (all resources at this level); to grant data source and database permissions, it must be COSDataCatalog or *; to grant table permissions, it can be a custom data source; if it is left empty, DataLakeCatalog is used. Note: To grant permissions on a custom data source, the permissions that can be managed in the Data Lake Compute console are subsets of the account permissions granted when you connect the data source to the console.
    database str
    The name of the target database. * represents all databases in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any database.
    operation str
    The target permissions, which vary by permission level. Admin: ALL (default); data connection: CREATE; database: ALL, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP; table: ALL, SELECT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, DROP, and UPDATE. Note: For table permissions, if a data source other than COSDataCatalog is specified, only the SELECT permission can be granted here.
    table str
    The name of the target table. * represents all tables in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any table.
    column str
    The name of the target column. * represents all columns. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    create_time str
    The permission policy creation time, which is not required as an input parameter.
    data_engine str
    The name of the target data engine. * represents all engines. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    function str
    The name of the target function. * represents all functions in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any function.
    id float
    The policy ID.
    mode str
    The grant mode, which is not required as an input parameter. Valid values: COMMON and SENIOR.
    operator str
    The operator, which is not required as an input parameter.
    policy_type str
    The permission type. Valid values: ADMIN, DATASOURCE, DATABASE, TABLE, VIEW, FUNCTION, COLUMN, and ENGINE. Note: If it is left empty, ADMIN is used.
    re_auth bool
    Whether the grantee is allowed to further grant the permissions. Valid values: false (default) and true (the grantee can grant permissions gained here to other sub-users).
    source str
    The permission source, which is not required when input parameters are passed in. Valid values: USER (from the user) and WORKGROUP (from one or more associated work groups).
    source_id float
    The ID of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    source_name str
    The name of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    view str
    The name of the target view. * represents all views in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any view.
    catalog String
    The name of the target data source. To grant admin permission, it must be * (all resources at this level); to grant data source and database permissions, it must be COSDataCatalog or *; to grant table permissions, it can be a custom data source; if it is left empty, DataLakeCatalog is used. Note: To grant permissions on a custom data source, the permissions that can be managed in the Data Lake Compute console are subsets of the account permissions granted when you connect the data source to the console.
    database String
    The name of the target database. * represents all databases in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any database.
    operation String
    The target permissions, which vary by permission level. Admin: ALL (default); data connection: CREATE; database: ALL, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP; table: ALL, SELECT, INSERT, ALTER, DELETE, DROP, and UPDATE. Note: For table permissions, if a data source other than COSDataCatalog is specified, only the SELECT permission can be granted here.
    table String
    The name of the target table. * represents all tables in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any table.
    column String
    The name of the target column. * represents all columns. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    createTime String
    The permission policy creation time, which is not required as an input parameter.
    dataEngine String
    The name of the target data engine. * represents all engines. To grant admin permissions, it must be *.
    function String
    The name of the target function. * represents all functions in the current catalog. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any function.
    id Number
    The policy ID.
    mode String
    The grant mode, which is not required as an input parameter. Valid values: COMMON and SENIOR.
    operator String
    The operator, which is not required as an input parameter.
    policyType String
    The permission type. Valid values: ADMIN, DATASOURCE, DATABASE, TABLE, VIEW, FUNCTION, COLUMN, and ENGINE. Note: If it is left empty, ADMIN is used.
    reAuth Boolean
    Whether the grantee is allowed to further grant the permissions. Valid values: false (default) and true (the grantee can grant permissions gained here to other sub-users).
    source String
    The permission source, which is not required when input parameters are passed in. Valid values: USER (from the user) and WORKGROUP (from one or more associated work groups).
    sourceId Number
    The ID of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    sourceName String
    The name of the work group, which applies only when the value of the Source field is WORKGROUP.
    view String
    The name of the target view. * represents all views in the current database. To grant admin permissions, it must be *; to grant data connection and database permissions, it must be null; to grant other permissions, it can be any view.

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