Monday, October 21, 2013

How to reset user's Start Centers



First of all you have to identify the set of start centers to be reset. In this example I want to reset all the start centers of the user's belonging to MYGROUP security group. Run this select and check the results.
SELECT * FROM scconfig WHERE groupname='MYGROUP';

Now replace the star (*) character with scconfigid and you will have something like this.

SELECT scconfigid FROM scconfig WHERE groupname='MYGROUP'

Now replace [SCLIST] in the following SQL delete statements with the previous select and execute them.
DELETE FROM rsconfig WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));
DELETE FROM faconfig WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));
DELETE FROM inbxconfig WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));
DELETE FROM kpilconfig WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));
DELETE FROM kpigconfig WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));
DELETE FROM actionscfg WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));

If everything is fine you can run the last two deletes.
DELETE FROM layout WHERE layoutid IN (SELECT layoutid FROM layout WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]));
DELETE FROM scconfig WHERE scconfigid IN ([SCLIST]);

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