STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_PRIVILEGES
Applies to: 
Databricks SQL Databricks Runtime 10.4 LTS and above
INFORMATION_SCHEMA.STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_PRIVILEGES lists principals that have privileges on a storage credential.
This is an extension to the SQL Standard Information Schema.
Currently, users with the MANAGE privilege on an object cannot view all grants for that object in the INFORMATION_SCHEMA. Instead, the INFORMATION_SCHEMA only shows grants their own grants on the object. This behavior will be corrected in the future.
Users with MANAGE privilege can view all grants on an object using SQL commands or Catalog Explorer. See Manage privileges in Unity Catalog.
Starting with Databricks Runtime 15.4, this relation is deprecated. Use INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CREDENTIAL_PRIVILEGES instead.
Definition
The STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_PRIVILEGES relation contains the following columns:
| Name | Data type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
GRANTOR | STRING | No | Principal that granted the privilege. |
GRANTEE | STRING | No | Principal to which the privilege is granted. |
STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_NAME | STRING | No | Storage credential on which the privilege is granted. |
PRIVILEGE_TYPE | STRING | No | Privilege being granted. |
IS_GRANTABLE | STRING | No | Always NO. Reserved for future use. |
INHERITED_FROM | STRING | Yes | The ancestor relation that the privilege is inherited from. |
Constraints
The following constraints apply to the STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_PRIVILEGES relation:
| Class | Name | Column List | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary key | METPRIVS_PK | GRANTOR, GRANTEE, STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_NAME, PRIVILEGE_TYPE | Unique identifier for the granted privilege. |
| Foreign key | METPRIVS_METS_FK | STORAGE_CREDENTIAL_NAME | References STORAGE_CREDENTIALS |
Examples
> SELECT storage_credential_name, grantee
FROM information_schema.storage_credential_privileges;