Security Views For Use In SmartList Designer: Security Tasks & Operations

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Clik here to view.The seventh SQL view in this series does not include users, but instead shows the tasks and the operations. To use this view you will need to have populated the Security Resource Descriptions table.

CREATE VIEW [dbo].[uv_PI_SecurityRolesWithTasksAndOperations] ASSELECT
	['Security Task Master'].SECURITYTASKID AS'Security Task ID',['Security Task Master'].SECURITYTASKNAME AS'Security Task Name',['Security Task Master'].SECURITYTASKDESC AS'Security Task Description',['Security Resource Descriptions'].PRODNAME AS'Product Name',['Security Resource Descriptions'].Series_Name AS'Series Name',['Security Resource Descriptions'].DSPLNAME AS'Security Operation Name',['Security Resource Descriptions'].TYPESTR AS'Security Operation Type'FROM
	SY09000 AS ['Security Task Master']INNER JOIN
	SY10700 AS ['Security Assignment Task Operations']ON ['Security Assignment Task Operations'].SECURITYTASKID = ['Security Task Master'].SECURITYTASKIDINNER JOIN
	SY09400 AS ['Security Resource Descriptions']ON ['Security Resource Descriptions'].SECURITYID = ['Security Assignment Task Operations'].SECURITYIDGO

GRANT SELECT ON uv_PI_UserAccessAndGrantedSecurityRolesWithTasks TO DYNGRPGO

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