odps-auth:tldr:45cde

This command is used to grant specific actions or permissions to a user on a specific object in a computer system or database.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "${action_list}" represents a list of actions or permissions that will be granted to the user. These actions could include things like read, write, delete, execute, etc. Depending on the system or database, there may be a predefined set of actions that can be granted.
• "on" is a keyword indicating that the actions are being granted on a specific object.
• "${object_type}" represents the type of the object on which the actions are being granted. The object can be a table, view, database, procedure, function, etc. It depends on the system or database being used.
• "${object_name}" is the name of the specific object on which the actions are being granted. For example, if the object type is a table, the object name could be "orders", "customers", etc.
• "to user" is a phrase indicating that the actions are being granted to a specific user.
• "${username}" is the username of the user who will be granted the specified actions on the object.

In summary, this command grants a user specific actions or permissions on a particular object in a computer system or database.