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There is an MREXTRACT utility which creates reportable files from the MR repository. That would get you what you need. Look in the MR Admin manual for details.
I am told by my tech rep that the 7.6.11 release (not sure about .10) includes an option to have MRE backended by an RDBMS. That would make the information you want (and I too) available as an SQL query (or create an access and master file and grab it directly from a WF query).
I think that option is in 7.7. or 8.0, not 7.6.11 as I have been testing it for weeks and never came across that option. And I read all of the manuals.
If you use Internal for Authorization, you're stuck with parsing user.htm. If you use Realm Driver for Authorization ie, SQL Server or Oracle as your repository, then you can report off the tables.
Thanks, Sayed
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Going back to my original post, have you even looked at the MREXTRACT utility? Here is some doc from the mradmin.pdf manual:
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Procedure: How to Run the Managed Reporting Extract Utility 1. Navigate to the WebFOCUS76/utilities directory. 2. Execute the mrextract.bat file (Windows systems) or mrextract file (UNIX systems).
A series of messages appear: ----------------------------------------------- Managed Reporting Repository Extract Utility WebFOCUS Release 7 ----------------------------------------------- Extracting MR User Data... Extracting MR Role Data... Extracting MR Group Data... Extracting MR Domain Data... Extracting MR Domain Content Data... Finished. Press any key to continue . . . The utility creates the output files in the WebFOCUS76/utilities directory. For information about the format of these files, see Managed Reporting Extract Utility Output Files on page 158. For information about reporting from these files with WebFOCUS, see Reporting From Extract Files on page 166.
You can find a copy of this manual at the doc link in the upper right-hand corner of this page.
A little off topic however we have used an oracle backend to contain our user information since 7.6.4. Do a search on realm driver. The main issues is that is has to be a new install as there is no utility to convert users that are in the current default (htm files) to this. Or I guess if you had a limited number of users you could reenter everyone.
Webfocus 8.0.7 on Windows
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