Is there a way to look up a User and which Security Groups are associated to that User by Security Group Description? The UserFile only lists the Security Codes but we are looking to pull in the description instead of the code. Tried linking the two tables but it isn’t working.
When managers request to mirror a new user with a current user, they want to see a report which lists all the security groups that the new user will be getting based on a current user’s access. What we are looking for is to enter a User Name and then the report displays all the security group (descriptions) associated to that user and then email that report to the manager for approval.
Would it be best to use an SSRS report to send this information or to use a scheduled task to send the report daily to a shared file location? I haven’t found the tables to re-create this in SSRS yet.
Access shouldn’t be changing that much but the managers want it as close to “real time” as possible without having to manually run the report as needed.
Would it be possible to export a report to a shared file location? I don’t recall if you can do this for reports but I know there is a BAQ export process.
I couldn’t get it to link correctly with the UserFile, UserComp and SecGroup tables to pull in the security groups per user. It seems like the SecGroup table isn’t joined to any other tables.
The UserFile only has the security group codes and not the descriptions. The User/Groups Report works but would like to export it maybe using the BAQ Export process.
We’re looking to automate this process without having to do lookup in Excel. The User/Group report looks good but trying to automate it using a BAQ export process.
The fix is to have the sub query return 3 calculated fields
code1 = SecGroupID + ‘~%’
code2 = ‘%~’ + SecGroupID + ‘~%’
code3 = ‘%~’ + SecGroupID
Then have 4 link parameters
UserFile.GroupList LIKE query2_code1
OR UserFile.GroupList LIKE query2_code2
OR UserFile.GroupList LIKE query2_code3
OR UserFile.GroupList = query2_SecGroupID
This allows to it to match the exact groupID if its the first, middle, last, or only member of the group lisy