Accessing SAP Datasphere via the Command Line
Many of the features available to SAP Datasphere users can also be accessed via the command line.
To use datasphere, you must install it (see Install or Update the SAP Datasphere Command Line Interface).
We recommend that you log in via an OAuth client (see Log into the Command Line Interface via an OAuth Client).
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Command |
Description |
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datasphere configuration |
List, upload, and delete TLS server certificates (see Managing TLS Server Certificates via the Command Line). |
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datasphere dbusers |
List, create, modify, and delete database users (see Managing Database Users via the Command Line). |
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datasphere global-roles |
List, create, modify, and delete global roles (see Managing Global Roles via the Command Line). |
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datasphere marketplace |
List, create, modify, and delete marketplace objects (see Managing the Data Marketplace via the Command Line). |
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datasphere objects |
List, read, and delete modeling objects (see Manage Modeling Objects and Tasks via the Command Line). |
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datasphere scoped-roles |
Manage scoped roles (see Managing Scoped Roles via the Command Line). |
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datasphere spaces |
List, create, modify, and delete spaces and connections (see Manage Spaces and Space Access via the Command Line) and (see Managing Connections via the Command Line). |
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datasphere tasks |
Run certain tasks and obtain task logs (see Running and Managing Tasks via the Command Line). |
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datasphere users |
List, create, modify, and delete SAP Datasphere users (see Managing Users via the Command Line). |
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datasphere workload |
Set space priorities and statement limits (see Managing Priorities and Statement Limits for Spaces or Groups via the Command Line). |