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changeCloudMongoDbUserList

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Available in VPC

Edit the DB user's information registered in a Cloud DB for MongoDB instance.

Syntax

The changeCloudMongoDbUserList syntax is as follows:

./ncloud vmongodb changeCloudMongoDbUserList \
    --cloudMongoDbInstanceNo <instance-no> \
    --cloudMongoDbUserList <user-config> \
    [--regionCode <KR|SGN|JPN>] \
    [--output <json|xml>]

Options

This section describes the options available when running changeCloudMongoDbUserList.

Required options

The following options are required for changeCloudMongoDbUserList.

Options Type Required Description
--cloudMongoDbInstanceNo String Required Instance number of Cloud DB for MongoDB
--cloudMongoDbUserList List Required List of DB users to be edited
  • For each user, enter {field=‘value’} pairs within quotation marks, separated by commas.
    • userName (required): DB user account ID. See getCloudMongoDbUserList.
    • password (optional): DB user account password. Enter 8 to 20 characters containing at least one English letter, number, and special character. The special characters ` & + \ " ' / and spaces can't be used.
    • databaseName (required): Name of the database in which the DB user is registered. See getCloudMongoDbUserList.
    • authority (optional): DB user permissions. READ (data query only) | READ_WRITE (data entry, query, modification, and change available)
  • Up to 10 can be entered.

Common options

For information about the options common to all vmongodb subcommands, see Cloud DB for MongoDB (VPC) options.

Examples

If the request to edit the DB user is successful, the information for the specified user will be updated.

Command

The command example is as follows:

./ncloud vmongodb changeCloudMongoDbUserList \
    --cloudMongoDbInstanceNo 34567890 \
    --cloudMongoDbUserList "userName='testuser1', databaseName='testdb1', authority='READ_WRITE'" \
    --regionCode KR \
    --output json

Output

The output example is as follows:

{
  "changeCloudMongoDbUserListResponse": {
    "requestId": "c3d4e5f6-a7b8-9012-cdef-345678901234",
    "returnCode": "0",
    "returnMessage": "success"
  }
}