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Get user roles using x++

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Posted on by Edselv Evert 435

Hi All,

How to get current user roles via X++.

I have tried below code but this shows one role only.But i have three roles.

SecurityRole        role;
     SecurityUserRole    userRole;
     UserInfo            userInfo;
     ;

 
    while select firstonly  role
    exists join userRole
    where role.RecId     == userRole.SecurityRole
          && userRole.User == curUserId()
  {
    info(strFmt("%1  -  %2", role.Name,curUserId()));

}

Please suggest.

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    Ajit Profile Picture
    Ajit 8,788 on at

    Remove the keyword 'firstonly' and then try.

  • Suggested answer
    Vilmos Kintera Profile Picture
    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    Your immediate requirements to just list the roles can be addressed as Ajit has recommended.

    Please note that security roles associated with a user are not the only configuration that drive that what does a user have access to, because you could also define overrides, or which companies can a user have access for.

    Also this topic has been asked in the forums many times, you can find collection and references of posts with various solutions if you follow the links there, for example in this thread:

    community.dynamics.com/.../105442

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    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    Can you please make sure you tick the checkboxes for helpful answers next to each post, so the topic gets resolved? Thank you.

  • Venkygeorge Profile Picture
    Venkygeorge 60 on at

    Hello,

    Try below code this will shows all the roles from Ax, which you are assigned to the current user.

    static void LTRoles(Args _args)
    {
        SecurityRole        role;
        SecurityUserRole    userRole;
        UserInfo            userInfo;
     
        while select * from role
            exists join userRole        
            where role.RecId == userRole.SecurityRole
            && userRole.User == curUserId()
        {
            info(strFmt("%1  -  %2", role.Name,curUserId()));
        }

    Here i have assigned 4 roles for current user (ith.ax.d)
        O/P:
        System administrator  -  ith.ax.d
        System user  -  ith.ax.d
        ESS PMS  -  ith.ax.d
        EP PMS  -  ith.ax.d
    }
    Regards

    Venky George.

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