I also received this reply from Kim Blosser ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): Hi Gary, I saw your request and I am not sure that is the best or most efficient way to do it. I would think if you listed out a menu and then ran a report listing out all users who have access to that menu, would be faster. Then you basically have your answer, just not in the format you are looking for. We did this a few user back to audit who has access to what and this helped us remove routines or linked reports that we not used. Good luck. Please let me know if I can provide the audit process we did. Gary Hall Clinical Applications Specialist Estes Park Medical Center Information Systems Department 970-577-4443
________________________________ From: Gary Hall Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 10:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Report of all routines, all users Here's the replies & reports I've received thus far. So far Jim's look like the closest to what I was asking for. Here's my original note, and then the replies are below my signature. I don't think I left any replies off, my apologies if I did!: "Hello, L, does anyone have a report that will list all routines for all users? The NPR option that lists routines by user (MIS.USER.user.access.list) only runs for one user at a time. I tried copying that standard report & editing, but there's too many issues to resolve quickly. There's also a routine that lists all users who have access to a certain routine. But I need a report of all routines per user (preferably that I can run for one or more applications at a time)...? Thanks!" Gary Hall Clinical Applications Specialist Estes Park Medical Center Information Systems Department 970-577-4443 >From James Hickey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (mis_user_rtns.npr): You can try the attached reports. I wrote them many years ago. I just re-translated them in 5.4 and they appear to still work. >From Bill Mullins (USER55): Sorry I do not have exactly what you need, but I am sending you several reports that might help you. I did not write these, so I can not take any credit. Look at: MIS.USER zcus.menu.list.w.users.frag NPR.MENU zcus.is.menu.list.w.users.dbm These are in MAGIC 5.5 SR2 >From Peggy Esch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): If you have Data Repository there's your answer. You have the dream location, please post if you ever leave your position!! >From Doug McGaw ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): I tried to tackle this one years ago by writing a report (I think out of NPR.MENU) that would show the routines on a given menu. It would then check and - if the routine were actually a submenu - it would run a fragment similar to the first. Then, if there were submenus on this, it would do it again. I went as far as 4 deep and getting the list out for even one user was a time-consuming process. And the report was monstrous. I gave up, but would like to know if someone has cracked this nut. >From Sue St. Peter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): Look at the attached Menu.npr and see if it gives you what you need. If not, it may give you a start. I went ahead and sent the NuiIcon one too because I sure find that helpful when I'm creating menus and one always makes me think of the other... :-) The information contained in this message may be privileged and confidential and protected from disclosure. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, or an employee or agent responsible for delivering this message to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify the sender of this communication immediately.
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