Security question

Hi everyone -

We have somewhat recently lost our admin, and I have been asked to create a report or list which shows a breakdown of who currently has access to what in Tessitura.  I know there's no way to do this in Security.  Does someone know of a script or custom report that will allow me to run this information without having to go line-by-line in Security?  Thanks.

-Lisa

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  • Hi

    The table that contains the raw data is TX_SECURITY_RIGHTS, you can write a script in conjunction with T_METUSERGROUP and T_APP_OBJECTS to see which group has access to what.

    I use the following:

    select distinct UG_name, c.name, d.description, adding, deleting, editing, viewing from tx_security_rights a
    join t_metusergroup b on a.ug_id=b.ug_id
    join t_app_objects c on a.object_id=c.object_id
    left outer join tr_constituency d on a.constituency=d.id

     

    Hope that helps

    Siobhan

     

  • Beauty!  That did it!  Thanks so much!
     
    -Lisa
     
    Lisa D. McColgan
    Huntington Theatre Company
    Office of Development
    264 Huntington Avenue
    Boston, MA  02115-4606
    (617) 273-1546

    >>> bounce-siobhanbennetts3867@tessituranetwork.com 9/1/2009 10:01 AM >>>

    Hi

    The table that contains the raw data is TX_SECURITY_RIGHTS, you can write a script in conjunction with T_METUSERGROUP and T_APP_OBJECTS to see which group has access to what.

    I use the following:

    select distinct UG_name, c.name, d.description, adding, deleting, editing, viewing from tx_security_rights a
    join t_metusergroup b on a.ug_id=b.ug_id
    join t_app_objects c on a.object_id=c.object_id
    left outer join tr_constituency d on a.constituency=d.id

     

    Hope that helps

    Siobhan

     

    From: Lisa McColgan <bounce-lisamccolgan5409@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 9/1/2009 8:43:12 AM

    Hi everyone -

    We have somewhat recently lost our admin, and I have been asked to create a report or list which shows a breakdown of who currently has access to what in Tessitura.  I know there's no way to do this in Security.  Does someone know of a script or custom report that will allow me to run this information without having to go line-by-line in Security?  Thanks.

    -Lisa




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  • Beauty!  That did it!  Thanks so much!
     
    -Lisa
     
    Lisa D. McColgan
    Huntington Theatre Company
    Office of Development
    264 Huntington Avenue
    Boston, MA  02115-4606
    (617) 273-1546

    >>> bounce-siobhanbennetts3867@tessituranetwork.com 9/1/2009 10:01 AM >>>

    Hi

    The table that contains the raw data is TX_SECURITY_RIGHTS, you can write a script in conjunction with T_METUSERGROUP and T_APP_OBJECTS to see which group has access to what.

    I use the following:

    select distinct UG_name, c.name, d.description, adding, deleting, editing, viewing from tx_security_rights a
    join t_metusergroup b on a.ug_id=b.ug_id
    join t_app_objects c on a.object_id=c.object_id
    left outer join tr_constituency d on a.constituency=d.id

     

    Hope that helps

    Siobhan

     

    From: Lisa McColgan <bounce-lisamccolgan5409@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 9/1/2009 8:43:12 AM

    Hi everyone -

    We have somewhat recently lost our admin, and I have been asked to create a report or list which shows a breakdown of who currently has access to what in Tessitura.  I know there's no way to do this in Security.  Does someone know of a script or custom report that will allow me to run this information without having to go line-by-line in Security?  Thanks.

    -Lisa




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