I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to see who would be scheduling each merge. We have a fair number of duplicates that have piled up and we're doing some heavy cleanup, and I would love to be able to see who scheduled what.
Thanks,
Stephen
Stephen,
We have a custom report that shows who scheduled a particular merge for a set of constituent accounts. We use it in our consortium so organizations can review what is scheduled before the weekly merge process runs on Monday afternoons. We stop scheduling at Noon on Thursday and then everyone has to opportunity to run the report and notify us of any scheduled merges they have issues with before the merge happens at Noon on Monday. I'm happy to share a screen shot or sample report output offline if you're interested.
Teresa
You should be able to see the login id of who scheduled a particular merge by reviewing the data in the T_POTENTIAL_DUPS.
Any pair of rows with matching values in the "criterion" column, with values of "K" (for Keep) and "D" (for Delete) are scheduled; the last_updated_by column should show the user that scheduled those rows (ie, moved their status from "P", for Potential, to "K" or "D").
Hope this helps!
Teresa, I’d like to see that report as well if possible.
Thanks!
Randall A. Mitchell Director of Information Systems | The Phoenix Symphony | Tel. (602) 452-0440 | Mobile. (602) 796-9323 | Fax. (602) 253-1772 RMitchell@PHOENIXSYMPHONY.ORG | www.phoenixsymphony.org
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