domain-creation

To scope data access, you create a domain governance object that restricts visibility to specific entities and fields, ensuring users only interact with the data relevant to their specific analysis context.

You apply mandatory filters by defining semantic filters within a domain, which are automatically enforced on all queries executed inside that domain to maintain consistent governance and query context.

Semantic filters enforce mandatory query logic for data governance, while source filters optimize performance by pushing filter conditions down to the data source to leverage partitioning and improve speed.

You create a governed view by defining a domain that includes specific entities like orders and customers, then applying a semantic filter to ensure only relevant data, such as completed orders, is analyzed.

Yes, you can define parameter overrides within a domain to achieve granular control over data access and customize the query context for specific teams or analysis requirements.

You can manage governance scopes by updating or deleting existing domains, which directly modifies the entity visibility, mandatory filters, and field selectors applied to the semantic model.