Synopsis
fcli ssc role create [--universal-access] [-d=<description>] [-p=<permissionIds> [,<permissionIds>…]]… [[-h] [--env-prefix=<envPrefix>] [--log-file=<logFile>] [--log-level=<logLevel>]] [--session=<sessionName>] ] [--store=_variableName[=<propertyNames>]] [--output-to-file=<outputFile>]] role-name
Options
- -d, --description=<description>
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Role description
- --universal-access
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Set this role to have universal access to all SSC application versions
- -p, --permission-id=<permissionIds>[,<permissionIds>…]
-
Permission id’s to assign to this role
Output options:
- -o, --output=format[=<options>]
-
Output format: csv, csv-plain, json, json-flat, table, table-plain, tree, tree-flat, xml, xml-flat, yaml, yaml-flat, expr, json-properties. The 'json-properties' format ignores any options. The 'expr' output format takes a string containing '{<propertyPath>}' placeholders, other output formats take an optional, comma-separated list of property paths. Use '-o json-properties' on the current command to see available '<prop>' values.
- --store=variableName[=<propertyNames>]
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Store the JSON results of this command in a variable. Variables can be managed through the 'fcli config variable' command, and can be referenced using {?variableName:property} on any subsequent command. Most commands that return a single record (get, start, create, …) also support '?' to store the record identifier in a predefined variable, which can later be referenced using '?' on options/parameters that take the id of such records as input.
- --output-to-file=<outputFile>
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Write results to the specified files in the given output format. By default, results will be written to stdout
Generic fcli options:
- -h, --help
-
Show this help message and exit. Use 'fcli <command> -h' to display help for subcommands.
- --env-prefix=<envPrefix>
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Environment variable prefix for resolving default option and parameter values. Default value is FCLI_DEFAULT.
- --log-file=<logFile>
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File where logging data will be written. If not specified, no logging data will be written.
- --log-level=<logLevel>
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Set logging level. Note that DEBUG and TRACE levels may result in sensitive data being written to the log file. Allowed values: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR