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PeopleTools and Lifecycle Management - PSFT (MOSC)

DFW Plug-in - PT PeopleTools Query - Check User Access to Queries

Nov 26, 2014 5:17PM edited Jul 8, 2015 2:34AM in PeopleTools and Lifecycle Management - PSFT (MOSC) 1 comment

Use this discussion thread to comment on your experience using the following DFW plug-in to help resolve or prevent a service request. Please let us know whether the diagnostic worked as intended, or how you would like to see it improved.

Details: This plugin accepts Oprid and Query name as input values. Then, based on these values, it checks the underlying tree tables to determine if the user has access to run the supplied query. This output will be presented along with the appropriate documents to resolve the issue.

Refer to the following KM to download the plug-in: PeopleSoft Enterprise DFW Plug-in - PT PeopleTools Query - Check User Access to Queries

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