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add user -> root run a command to eliminate the `permission denied` error that happens when trying to run the dataload image after environment creation.
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Fixes #133
[Workaround for existing deployments]
Create a new image from the original and copy the file and set permissions into the new image
or
Get the code for dataload and create a new image
add
To the Dockerfile
This will run a command to eliminate the
permission deniederror that happens when trying to run the dataload image after environment creation for not having execute permission onsql_data_init.