aws_sdk_quicksight::types::builders

Struct CapabilitiesBuilder

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct CapabilitiesBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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A builder for Capabilities.

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impl CapabilitiesBuilder

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pub fn export_to_csv(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to export to CSV files from the UI.

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pub fn set_export_to_csv(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to export to CSV files from the UI.

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pub fn get_export_to_csv(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to CSV files from the UI.

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pub fn export_to_excel(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to export to Excel files from the UI.

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pub fn set_export_to_excel(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to export to Excel files from the UI.

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pub fn get_export_to_excel(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to Excel files from the UI.

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pub fn export_to_pdf(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to export to PDF files from the UI.

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pub fn set_export_to_pdf(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to export to PDF files from the UI.

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pub fn get_export_to_pdf(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to PDF files from the UI.

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pub fn print_reports(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to print reports.

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pub fn set_print_reports(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to print reports.

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pub fn get_print_reports(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to print reports.

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pub fn create_and_update_themes(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to export to Create and Update themes.

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pub fn set_create_and_update_themes( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to export to Create and Update themes.

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pub fn get_create_and_update_themes(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to Create and Update themes.

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pub fn add_or_run_anomaly_detection_for_analyses( self, input: CapabilityState, ) -> Self

The ability to add or run anomaly detection.

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pub fn set_add_or_run_anomaly_detection_for_analyses( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to add or run anomaly detection.

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pub fn get_add_or_run_anomaly_detection_for_analyses( &self, ) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to add or run anomaly detection.

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pub fn share_analyses(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to share analyses.

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pub fn set_share_analyses(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to share analyses.

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pub fn get_share_analyses(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to share analyses.

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pub fn create_and_update_datasets(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to create and update datasets.

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pub fn set_create_and_update_datasets( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to create and update datasets.

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pub fn get_create_and_update_datasets(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to create and update datasets.

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pub fn share_datasets(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to share datasets.

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pub fn set_share_datasets(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to share datasets.

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pub fn get_share_datasets(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to share datasets.

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pub fn subscribe_dashboard_email_reports(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to subscribe to email reports.

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pub fn set_subscribe_dashboard_email_reports( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to subscribe to email reports.

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pub fn get_subscribe_dashboard_email_reports(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to subscribe to email reports.

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pub fn create_and_update_dashboard_email_reports( self, input: CapabilityState, ) -> Self

The ability to create and update email reports.

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pub fn set_create_and_update_dashboard_email_reports( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to create and update email reports.

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pub fn get_create_and_update_dashboard_email_reports( &self, ) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to create and update email reports.

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pub fn share_dashboards(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to share dashboards.

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pub fn set_share_dashboards(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to share dashboards.

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pub fn get_share_dashboards(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to share dashboards.

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pub fn create_and_update_threshold_alerts(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to create and update threshold alerts.

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pub fn set_create_and_update_threshold_alerts( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to create and update threshold alerts.

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pub fn get_create_and_update_threshold_alerts(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to create and update threshold alerts.

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pub fn rename_shared_folders(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to rename shared folders.

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pub fn set_rename_shared_folders(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to rename shared folders.

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pub fn get_rename_shared_folders(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to rename shared folders.

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pub fn create_shared_folders(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to create shared folders.

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pub fn set_create_shared_folders(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to create shared folders.

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pub fn get_create_shared_folders(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to create shared folders.

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pub fn create_and_update_data_sources(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to create and update data sources.

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pub fn set_create_and_update_data_sources( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to create and update data sources.

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pub fn get_create_and_update_data_sources(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to create and update data sources.

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pub fn share_data_sources(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to share data sources.

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pub fn set_share_data_sources(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to share data sources.

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pub fn get_share_data_sources(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to share data sources.

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pub fn view_account_spice_capacity(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to view account SPICE capacity.

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pub fn set_view_account_spice_capacity( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to view account SPICE capacity.

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pub fn get_view_account_spice_capacity(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to view account SPICE capacity.

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pub fn create_spice_dataset(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to create a SPICE dataset.

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pub fn set_create_spice_dataset(self, input: Option<CapabilityState>) -> Self

The ability to create a SPICE dataset.

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pub fn get_create_spice_dataset(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to create a SPICE dataset.

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pub fn export_to_pdf_in_scheduled_reports(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to export to PDF files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn set_export_to_pdf_in_scheduled_reports( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to export to PDF files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn get_export_to_pdf_in_scheduled_reports(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to PDF files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn export_to_csv_in_scheduled_reports(self, input: CapabilityState) -> Self

The ability to export to CSV files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn set_export_to_csv_in_scheduled_reports( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to export to CSV files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn get_export_to_csv_in_scheduled_reports(&self) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to CSV files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn export_to_excel_in_scheduled_reports( self, input: CapabilityState, ) -> Self

The ability to export to Excel files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn set_export_to_excel_in_scheduled_reports( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to export to Excel files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn get_export_to_excel_in_scheduled_reports( &self, ) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to export to Excel files in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn include_content_in_scheduled_reports_email( self, input: CapabilityState, ) -> Self

The ability to include content in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn set_include_content_in_scheduled_reports_email( self, input: Option<CapabilityState>, ) -> Self

The ability to include content in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn get_include_content_in_scheduled_reports_email( &self, ) -> &Option<CapabilityState>

The ability to include content in scheduled email reports.

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pub fn build(self) -> Capabilities

Consumes the builder and constructs a Capabilities.

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impl Clone for CapabilitiesBuilder

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fn clone(&self) -> CapabilitiesBuilder

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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const fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for CapabilitiesBuilder

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for CapabilitiesBuilder

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fn default() -> CapabilitiesBuilder

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl PartialEq for CapabilitiesBuilder

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fn eq(&self, other: &CapabilitiesBuilder) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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const fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for CapabilitiesBuilder

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