I have a query, where I check the user has ALL the permissions present in a list of perms.
So, it\'s something like this...
SELECT DISTINCT account_id
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This is what I've got so far...
Not ideal, but you can work out the length of the items in the string with this..
(SELECT LENGTH(permissions) - LENGTH( REPLACE(permissions, ',', '') ) + 1)
It basically counts all the commas in the string and uses that as the total number of perms passed in.
CREATE PROCEDURE has_permission( IN account_id BIGINT, IN permissions TEXT)
BEGIN
SELECT DISTINCT account_id
FROM pp_acl_user_roles ur, pp_acl_role_permissions rp
JOIN pp_acl_permissions p ON rp.permission_id=p.id
WHERE (
ur.account_id = account_id
#check for permission ids OR keys depending on what has been passed in.
AND ( FIND_IN_SET(p.id, permissions) OR FIND_IN_SET(p.key, permissions) )
AND ur.role_id = rp.role_id
)
#ensure we have ALL the permissions we asked for, not just some -makes IN() an AND not an OR.
GROUP BY ur.account_id
HAVING COUNT(DISTINCT rp.permission_id) = (SELECT LENGTH(permissions) - LENGTH( REPLACE(permissions, ',', '') ) + 1);