1. Implementation Guide
  2. Designing a Security System
  3. Security for Blinded Data
  4. Interaction of Blinding Statuses and User Privileges on Executing Jobs and Viewing Data
  5. Reading from Blinded Table Instances and Writing to Nonblinded Table Instances

Reading from Blinded Table Instances and Writing to Nonblinded Table Instances

In rare cases you may need to run a Program that reads from one or more blinded or unblinded Table instances and writes to one or more nonblinded Table instances (whose Blinding flag is set to No). Executing such a job fails unless:

  • Every target Table instance whose Blinding flag is set to No has a Blinding Status of Authorized.
  • The user running the Program has Blind Break privileges on all blinded source and target Table instances and either Blind Break or Unblind privileges on all unblinded source and target Table instances.
  • The user running the Program explicitly authorizes running the Program after a warning that the Program reads from one or more blinded or unblinded Table instances and writes to one or more nonblinded Table instances.

Parent topic: Interaction of Blinding Statuses and User Privileges on Executing Jobs and Viewing Data