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Hi,

Is there any way we cna enable the base profile for all the users in single go instead of loading it one by one by going to their profile ?

 

another question  : which table/view used to store the base profile details ? meaning how can I see which users has base profile enable in database ?

 

Thank you 

Amitesh

Best answer by Charith Epitawatta

Hi @Amitesh_IFS,

  1. Go to User Profiles in IEE.
  2. Click on “List Base Profiles”.
  3. RMB on the profile you need and select “Show Details...”.
  4. Go to “Assigned to Users” tab.

Here you can add multiple users or user groups to this profile as shown below.

 

Hope this helps!

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Charith Epitawatta
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Hi @Amitesh_IFS,

  1. Go to User Profiles in IEE.
  2. Click on “List Base Profiles”.
  3. RMB on the profile you need and select “Show Details...”.
  4. Go to “Assigned to Users” tab.

Here you can add multiple users or user groups to this profile as shown below.

 

Hope this helps!


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  • March 22, 2022

That helped for faster processing Thanks :)

Also  I guess we can also prepare a script which will assign the user to permission set as well as enabl them. Just wondering regarding the tables used to store these details then that could be really helpful.


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Amitesh_IFS wrote:

That helped for faster processing Thanks :)

Also  I guess we can also prepare a script which will assign the user to permission set as well as enabl them. Just wondering regarding the tables used to store these details then that could be really helpful.

Hi,

 

In FNDRR_USER_CLIENT_PROFILE you can see what profiles are enabled for what users. Ordinal = 1 is the base profile

FNDRR_CLIENT_PROFILE holds information for each profile, like name

So joining the two on column PROFILE_ID should do the trick :)

 

Best regards

Johan


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