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Direct Me to Tables for Assigning Role For User Security

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I am setting-up roles in 2013 Dynamics GP, so I can deploy user security.  Please assist me by telling me how to get to the right tables and make the role assignments.  Thanks,

bj

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    soma Profile Picture
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    SY10500 -- User role assignment

    SY10600 -- Task and role assignment

    SY09000 -- Task Master

    SY10700 -- Operation in Task

    SY09400 -- Resource description (This table contains values after processing the clear table in GP-->Maintenance-->Clear Data ) The values for this table have the operation in task along with resource name.

    Hope this helps!!!

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    Mahmoud Saadi Profile Picture
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    Find the list below;

    In order to limit down your options, find the references below for all dynamics gp tables;

    1. Dynamics GP Table reference
    2. MVP Mark Polino reference of Dynamics GP Tables
    3. On your Dynamics GP: Tools > Resource Description > Tables

    In addition, if you are thinking about scripting out some data from the security tables, you could consider the following SQL view as a start;


    SELECT  SR.CMPNYNAM  AS 'Company Name',
            USERID AS 'GP User ID',
            ST.SECURITYROLEID AS 'Security Role ID',
            ST.SECURITYTASKID AS 'Security Task ID',
            ST.SECURITYTASKNAME AS 'Security Task Name' ,
            ST.SECURITYTASKDESC AS 'Security Task Description'
    FROM    ( SELECT    [CMPNYNAM] ,
                        [USERID] ,
                        [SECURITYROLEID]
              FROM      [SY10500] AS A
                        INNER JOIN [SY01500] AS B ON A.[CMPANYID] = B.[CMPANYID]
            ) AS SR
            LEFT OUTER JOIN
            ( SELECT    C.[SECURITYROLEID] ,
                        C.[SECURITYTASKID] ,
                        D.[SECURITYTASKNAME] ,
                        D.[SECURITYTASKDESC]
              FROM      [SY10600] AS C
              INNER JOIN [SY09000] AS D ON C.[SECURITYTASKID] = D.[SECURITYTASKID]
             ) AS ST ON ST.SECURITYROLEID = SR.SECURITYROLEID
     

    Further illustration on the script above can be found on the link below;

    User Security Role Enhancement–Intersect

    Hope this helps,

  • Almas Mahfooz Profile Picture
    11,009 User Group Leader on at

    Do you guys have customizations? If yes it would be little complex for you.

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    Thank you for taking the time.

    Your assistance is greatly appreciated,

    bj

  • Mahmoud Saadi Profile Picture
    32,738 on at

    Please never hesitate to share any further inquiries.

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