Filter data in SQL with a user attribute
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In this section, we'll explore the process of efficiently filtering tables using user attributes, utilizing the PostgreSQL connector as our example. This feature enables the dynamic application of row-level security, proving especially valuable in scenarios with a multi-tenant data architecture. In such setups, where data for all users is housed within a common table, our user-friendly approach empowers you to seamlessly implement and manage security measures tailored to your unique requirements.
It's highly recommended as an App-builder to be connected with an account that has the user attributes used that are set. This ensures a smooth and efficient configuration process.
Dive into the following guide to manage RLS directly within the SQL query:
When creating a dataset from a connector, switch to code-mode.
Write your SQL query to fetch data by filtering the data based on the user attribute (customer_key in the example below) by using the syntax {{user.attributes.your_attribute}}
More on variable syntaxes in this page.
If you are not connected with a user that has those attributes that are set, you can make the choice to use conditional templating syntax (given in the linked page above).
