data-file change-owner

qlik data-file change-owner

Change the owner of an existing data file or folder.

Synopsis

This is primarily an admin type of operation. In general, the owner of a data file or folder is implicitly set as part of a create or update operation. For data files or folders that reside in a personal space, changing the owner has the effect of moving the data file to the new owner’s personal space. Note that, If a given file or folder is not in the root of a personal space, this operation will not succeed, since the parent folder does not reside in the target owner’s personal space. If the owner of a folder in the root of a personal space is changed, the owner of all subfolders and files within those subfolders will also recursively change.

qlik data-file change-owner <data-fileId> [flags]

Options

  -f, --file string      Reads request from a file
  -h, --help             help for change-owner
      --interval int     Duration in seconds to wait between retries, at least 1 (default 1)
      --ownerId string   The ID of the new owner.
  -q, --quiet            Return only IDs from the command
      --raw              Return original response from server without any processing
      --retry int        Number of retries to do before failing, max 10

Options inherited from parent commands

  -c, --config string            path/to/config.yml where parameters can be set instead of on the command line
      --context string           Name of the context used when connecting to Qlik Associative Engine
      --headers stringToString   HTTP headers to use when connecting to Qlik Associative Engine (default [])
      --insecure                 Enabling insecure will make it possible to connect using self-signed certificates
      --json                     Returns output in JSON format, if possible. Disables verbose and traffic output
  -s, --server string            URL to Qlik Cloud or directly to a Qlik Associative Engine
      --server-type string       The type of server you are using: cloud, Windows (Enterprise on Windows) or engine
  -v, --verbose                  Log extra information