Get an access rule by name and company slug.
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Company slug.
Access rule name.
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Unique identifier for the access rule.
The id of an existing company
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Name of the company that owns this rule.
Indicates the status of the access rule.
At the moment the only valid status is active.
active How much to charge for a row which matches this access rule. Cost per mille (CPM), more commonly called “cost per thousand,” is how much a buyer pays for 1,000 records.
An NQL policy describing which columns of which datasets are targeted by an access rule
Indicates the ownership of the access rule.
owned It should be unique. Also should not intersect with Dataset names. Must be <= 256 characters and consist of only alphanumeric characters and underscores.
Optional. Unique slug assigned to company.
Optional. Display Name must be non-empty and less than 1000 chars.
A human-friendly description of the access rule.
Optional. Image url must be < 1000 characters, start from https://, ends with one of: jpg, apng, jpeg, jfif, pjpeg, webp, pjp, svg, avif, png, gif, bmp, tiff
Optional. _nio_access_rule will be added even if not presented. Access Rule tag must be non-empty and less than 256 chars.
NQL query of access rule.
Schema describing a structure of View (Access Rule)
Describes who can view or query a resource
All datasets that were used to form the data.
Indicates if the query is owned by the user's own company.