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This would be a bit cumbersome giving the share number of clicks required to accomplish this feat. In addition, we had just setup Microsoft Dynamics GP security, and given that the SSRS database roles were similar to those in GP, something needed to be done to automate the assignment of these roles based on Microsoft Dynamics GP security roles.
As a result, I created the following script:
-- Created by Mariano Gomez, MVP
-- This code is licensed under the Creative Commons
-- Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 Generic license.
use DYNAMICS;
go
DECLARE @userid varchar(50), @companyid varchar(5), @securityroleid varchar(200), @ssrsRole varchar(200);
DECLARE @sqlStmt varchar(255);
DECLARE c_reportsecurity CURSOR FOR
SELECT a.USERID, b.INTERID, a.SECURITYROLEID FROM SY10500 a
LEFT OUTER JOIN SY01500 b ON (A.CMPANYID = b.CMPANYID)
WHERE a.USERID not in ('sa', 'DYNSA', 'LESSONUSER1', 'LESSONUSER2') and a.SECURITYROLEID NOT LIKE ('MBS%')
ORDER BY a.USERID;
OPEN c_reportsecurity;
FETCH NEXT FROM c_reportsecurity INTO @userid, @companyid, @securityroleid;
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
SELECT @ssrsrole =
CASE
WHEN @securityroleid = 'ACCOUNTING MANAGER* ' THEN 'rpt_accounting manager'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'AP CLERK* ' THEN 'rpt_accounts payable coordinator'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'AR CLERK* ' THEN 'rpt_accounts receivable coordinator'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'BOOKKEEPER* ' THEN 'rpt_bookkeeper'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CA AGENT* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CA MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CA STAKEHOLDER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT* ' THEN 'rpt_certified accountant'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CL AGENT* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CL DISPATCHER* ' THEN 'rpt_dispatcher'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CL MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CL STAKEHOLDER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'CUSTOMER SERVICE REP* ' THEN 'rpt_customer service rep'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'DP MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'DP STAKEHOLDER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'DP TECHNICIAN* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'FA MANAGER* ' THEN 'rpt_accounting manager'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'FA STAKEHOLDER* ' THEN 'rpt_certified accountant'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'IT OPERATIONS MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'MBS DEBUGGER ADMIN ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'MBS DEBUGGER USER ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'OPERATIONS MANAGER* ' THEN 'rpt_operations manager'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'ORDER PROCESSOR* ' THEN 'rpt_order processor'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'PAYROLL CLERK* ' THEN 'rpt_payroll'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'PM AGENT* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'PM MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'PM STAKEHOLDER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'POWERUSER ' THEN 'rpt_power user'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'PURCHASING AGENT* ' THEN 'rpt_purchasing agent'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'PURCHASING MANAGER* ' THEN 'rpt_purchasing manager'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'RT AGENT* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'RT MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'RT STAKEHOLDER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'SHIPPING AND RECEIVING* ' THEN 'rpt_shipping and receiving'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WAREHOUSE MANAGER* ' THEN 'rpt_warehouse manager'
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WENNSOFT SMS CONTRACTS* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WENNSOFT SMS DISPATCHER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WENNSOFT SMS POWER USER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WENNSOFT SMS SETUP* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSJC ACCOUNTANT* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSJC ACCOUNTING MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSJC ADMIN* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSJC BILLING CLERK* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSJC POWERUSER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSJC PROJECT MANAGER* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSTT PAYROLL CLERK* ' THEN ''
WHEN @securityroleid = 'WSTT POWERUSER* ' THEN ''
END
IF (@ssrsRole <> '')
BEGIN
SET @sqlStmt = 'USE ' + rtrim(@companyid) + '; EXEC sp_addrolemember ' + QUOTENAME(@ssrsRole, '''') + ',' + QUOTENAME(rtrim(@userid), '''');
EXEC(@sqlStmt);
END
FETCH NEXT FROM c_reportsecurity INTO @userid, @companyid, @securityroleid;
END
CLOSE c_reportsecurity;
DEALLOCATE c_reportsecurity;
The script looks at the Security Assignment User Role table (SY10500) and retrieves the physical company database from the Company Master table (SY01500), then assign an SSRS database security role to each of the Microsoft Dynamics GP default roles. If a role does not exist, you can choose to leave the assignment blank.
The script then proceeds to evaluate the database security role obtained, then creates a SQL string that can be executed. The SQL string uses the sp_addrolemember system stored procedure to add the corresponding SQL login to the role. A cursor is used to loop through each user, company, and security role combination to obtain and assign the proper SSRS database role.
You can choose to add custom security roles or roles for third party applications that deploy their own SSRS reports to the above script.
This definitely helped saving some time... phew!
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
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