Interaction of Blinding Statuses and User Privileges on Executing Jobs and Viewing Data
The interaction of Table instance and output Blinding Statuses and blinding-related user privileges is summarized in Table 4-1 and described in detail below. The information in the column Data Available to User applies to users who are running jobs, using the Browse Data feature on a single Table instance, launching a visualization, or working on a Program in an IDE.
The information in the rightmost columns applies only to outputs generated by running jobs on the source Table instances (not to Browse Data, visualizations, or IDEs).
Table 4-1 Summary of the Interaction of Blinding Statuses and User Privileges on Viewing Data
Most Restrictive Blinding Status of Any Source Table Instance | Most Powerful User Privilege on All Relevant Table Instances | Data Available to User | Resulting Output Blinding Status | User Privilege Required on Output to View Output |
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Blinded |
Blind Break (and the LSH Data Blind Break User application role) |
Dummy or Real |
If real data processed: Blinded If dummy data processed: Dummy |
If real data processed: Blind Break (and the LSH Data Blind Break User application role) If dummy data processed: View |
Blinded |
Read Data or Read Unblind |
Dummy |
Dummy |
View |
Unblinded |
Blind Break (and the LSH Data Blind Break User application role) or Read Unblind |
Dummy or Real |
If real data processed: Unblinded If dummy data processed: Dummy |
If real data processed: Read Unblind If dummy data processed: View |
Unblinded |
Read Data |
Dummy |
Dummy |
View |
Not Applicable |
Read Data, Blind Break, or Read Unblind |
Not Applicable |
Not Applicable |
View |
The following sections describe the information summarized in the above table.