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Kintana Script : Users Security Groups
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Purpose |
A simple script to list a user's security groups.
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Tested |
With HP PPM (Project and Portfolio Management) Kintana v8.0.
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Usage |
Paste the script into SQL Runner
Omit the comment, spool, and linesize statements unless you're using a PL-SQL editor.
SQL Runner only supports select statements and you'll get a KNTA-10648 error.
If using PL-SQL change 'yyyymmdd' in the output file name to today's date.
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List User's Security Groups
-- List User's Security Groups
spool c:\users_security_groups_yyyymmdd.txt
set linesize 1000
select nu.username,
nu.full_name,
-- nu.email_address,
nsg.security_group_name
--, nsg.description
from KNTA_USERS nu,
KNTA_USER_SECURITY nus,
KNTA_SECURITY_GROUPS nsg
where nu.user_id = nus.user_id
and nus.security_group_id = nsg.security_group_id
-- limit to a specific user
and nu.first_name = 'Dave' and nu.last_name = 'Goodall'
order by nsg.security_group_name
spool off
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USERNAME FULL_NAME SECURITY_GROUP_NAME
dgoodall Dave Goodall Inspection NOD
dgoodall Dave Goodall Stock Managers
dgoodall Dave Goodall Audit Control
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To extract the output, click on the [Open as Text] button.
This opens a text window from which you can copy and paste.
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Download |
KintanaScripts.zip (79 Kb)
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Kintana™, 'Mercury IT Governance™', 'HP PPM (Project and Portfolio Management)™
are trademarks of ChainLink, Mercury Interactive Corporation, and Hewlett Packard Corporation respectively.
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