AzerothCore
rbac_linked_permissions
The `rbac_linked_permissions` table
This table defines the parent-child relationships between permissions. When a permission (typically a role) is granted, all of its linked permissions are also granted. This is how role inheritance works in the RBAC system.
Table Structure
| Field | Type | Attributes | Key | Null | Default | Extra | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| id | INT | UNSIGNED | PRI | NO | Permission id | ||
| linkedId | INT | UNSIGNED | PRI | NO | Linked Permission id |
Both fields have a foreign key to rbac_permissions.id with ON DELETE CASCADE.
Description of the fields
id
The parent permission (role) that contains other permissions. Typically one of the role IDs:
| ID | Role |
|---|---|
| 192 | Administrator |
| 193 | Gamemaster |
| 194 | Moderator |
| 195 | Player |
| 196 | Admin Commands |
| 197 | GM Commands |
| 198 | Mod Commands |
| 199 | Player Commands |
linkedId
The child permission that is granted when the parent (id) is granted. Can be any permission from rbac_permissions, including another role — this is how the hierarchy chains together (e.g. Administrator 192 links to Gamemaster 193, which links to Moderator 194, and so on).
Linked permissions are expanded recursively during permission resolution.