Using the CLI to Manage User Roles
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Every DeltaStream organization member belongs to one or more roles. As each role may allow a unique and specific subset of capabilities, in most cases people are assigned multiple roles. Review the basic commands below for details on how to manage someone's roles.
Individuals can view their current set of roles via the command. In the example below, you can see that while the current role is sysadmin, it also has access to other roles including public, orgadmin, securityadmin, and useradmin.
To switch to a different role, you can can use the . The example below shows how to switch from the sysadmin role to the useradmin role.
Now, if you LIST ROLES again, you can see that the current role has changed to useradmin.
You can also use the CREATE ROLE command to learn more information about a specific role.
The example below shows that the useradmin role is also granted the public role, and below that you can view the privileges of the role. Since the useradmin role is for managing other users, the ManageMembers privilege is granted to this role. Other roles may have other privileges.