Difference between revisions of "SSMT: Task View-Users"
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
This category is used to assign task views to users via the [[SSMT 101: How to Load and Extract using SSMT|SSMT]] tool. Below are the descriptions of each column based on 11.1.1 | This category is used to assign task views to users via the [[SSMT 101: How to Load and Extract using SSMT|SSMT]] tool. Below are the descriptions of each column based on 11.1.1 | ||
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| + | Stored Procedures used: | ||
| + | *Extracting data: IMPGetUserTaskViews | ||
| + | *Loading data: IMPSetUserTaskViews | ||
==Column Listings:== | ==Column Listings:== | ||
Revision as of 12:06, 14 May 2010
Description
This category is used to assign task views to users via the SSMT tool. Below are the descriptions of each column based on 11.1.1
Stored Procedures used:
- Extracting data: IMPGetUserTaskViews
- Loading data: IMPSetUserTaskViews
Column Listings:
- *HDRAUsername - The task view will appear in this user's dropdown
Limitations: Must be an existing username
- Name - Task View Name. This is the unique identifier for the task view.
Limitations: Must be an existing task name
- Task Owner - (?)
Limitations:
- Subsystem - CF
Limitations:
- Subset - WF
Limitations:
- Section - TaskList
Limitations:
- OrganizationID - (?)
Limitations:
- IsDefault - Sets view as default view for the user
Limitations: Must be Y or N. Only one row per user can be Y
- Create (Y N) - adds the row to the existing table
Limitations: 'N' or 'Y'. Set to Y only for the rows that are added. Do not change extracted rows from Y to N (?)