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SQL to view page permissions

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skadera
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11/8/2024 11:06 AM

    Hi all, 

    I'm trying to clean up the permissions on our DNN sites. We have over 5,000 pages spread over 25 portals. We have a number of roles set up. Some are not used and some are.

    What SQL statement can I use to find the users and roles that have permissions set on these pages? 

    On a side note, does anyone have a list of common SQL statements? I'm mainly trying to identify where modules live, what the permissions are, page settings, etc.  

    Thanks,

    -s

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    Timo Breumelhof (40F)
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    11/8/2024 11:42 AM

      I have used this before:

      SELECT Portalid, TabId, TabName, Permission, RoleName, UserName FROM(
SELECT        PortalAlias.HTTPAlias, Tabs.Portalid, Tabs.TabName, Tabs.tabid,
TabPermission.PermissionID as Permission,
TabPermission.AllowAccess, ISNULL(Roles.RoleName, '') as RoleName, ISNULL(Users.Username, '') as [UserName]
FROM TabPermission INNER JOIN
	 Tabs ON TabPermission.TabID = Tabs.TabID INNER JOIN
	 PortalAlias ON Tabs.PortalID = PortalAlias.PortalID LEFT OUTER JOIN
	 Roles ON TabPermission.RoleID = Roles.RoleID LEFT OUTER JOIN
	 Users ON TabPermission.UserID = Users.UserID
	 Where PortalAlias.IsPrimary = 1
) as TabSecurity

WHERE
NOT(RoleName = 'Administrators') AND
NOT(RoleName = 'Registered Users') AND
NOT(RoleName = 'All Users')
ORDER BY PortalID, TabId

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