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How to determine Power User from SQL

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Posted on by L Vail 65,271

Hi all,

I know this is possible because my personal hero, Victoria Yudin, has done it. Well, I've gone a little brain dead tonight and my query is not working as I meant to design it :).

So here's my question, what is the appropriate SQL query that will return a list of folks who are Power Users in Dynamics GP security? I will probably be embarrassed by the simplicity of the answer, but I'll accept embarrassment for simplicity!

I hope to wake up later today with the answer waiting for me. Bless you all!

Leslie

 

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    Victoria Yudin 22,769 on at

    Leslie,

    You are too kind. :-) Here is a query that will give you the user ID / company combinations that have the POWERUSER role:

    select a.USERID [User ID], b.CMPNYNAM Company  

    from DYNAMICS..SY10500 a

    inner join DYNAMICS..SY01500 b

    on a.CMPANYID = b.CMPANYID

    where SECURITYROLEID = 'POWERUSER'

    Let me know if you need anything else on this.

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    L Vail 65,271 on at

    Thank you Victoria! You're the best,

    These are the same tables I'm using (these and about 6 more), it's good to see there isn't some secret field stored in some other table that I've missed. Now I know I have a join problem somewhere!

    Thanks again,

    Leslie

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    This minor mod adds the user name:

    select a.USERID [User ID], c.USERNAME [User name], b.CMPNYNAM Company  

    from DYNAMICS..SY10500 a

    inner join DYNAMICS..SY01500 b

    on a.CMPANYID = b.CMPANYID

    inner join DYNAMICS..SY01400 c

    on a.USERID = c.USERID

    where SECURITYROLEID = 'POWERUSER'

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