Hi Donna, We use the following attribute. We have certain queries on the Admin Data screen that only Infection Control nurses can access... [EMAIL PROTECTED]"USERID1";@.user="USERID2";@.user="USERID3";@.user="USERID 4 <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"USERID1";@.user="USERID2";@.user="USERID3";@.user ="USERID4> "} Sorry, I can't get the underline to come off this... Outlook really thinks it is an email address.Patti McNally Clinical Systems Manager MetroWest Medical Center & St. Vincent Hospital (508) 383-1949 [EMAIL PROTECTED] _____
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chemelli Donna M. Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Limiting Access to a Query On our Administrative Data screen, we have a query that we would like to limit access where just certain users can answer the query. If the person(s) have access to this query the cursor will stop but if it is not these particular users we want the cursor to skip over it. Is this possible? We are a Magic 5.5 facility. Donna Chemelli, RHIT Clinical Systems Analyst Mercy Jeannette Hospital 724-527-9785
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