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Beth Ann

(@beth-ann)

Posts: 135

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Does anyone happen to have a report which will run a report on how users have their preferences set up as. We are trying to clean-up our banners and would be sure we do not remove any banners which may be selected as the preferences.

Thanks so much

Posted : June 7, 2016 5:47 am

gpincomb

(@gpincomb)

Posts: 278

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SQL Script to see who is using the Centricity Standard Banner:

select df.LAST, df.First, df.LoginUser, p.PREFNAME

from PREF p, DoctorFacility df

where p.PREFNAME like'%ban%'

and p.PREFNAME ='STANDARDBANNER'

and p.DoctorFacilityId = df.DoctorFacilityId

and df.Inactive = 0

and p.PREFVALUE <>'F'

SQL Script to see who are not using the Centricity Standard Banner and what Banner they are using:

select df.LAST, df.First, df.LoginUser, p.PREFVALUE

from PREF p, DoctorFacility df

where p.PREFNAME like'%ban%'

and p.PREFNAME <>'STANDARDBANNER'

and p.DoctorFacilityId = df.DoctorFacilityId

and df.Inactive = 0

Posted : June 7, 2016 6:23 am

jryan

(@jryan)

Posts: 119

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Here is one from emr. I have a crystal report also if you need it.

SELECT P.PREFNAME, P.PREFVALUE, U.SEARCHNAME, U.STATUS
FROM ML.PREF P INNER JOIN ML.USRINFO U ON P.GROUPID=U.PVID
WHERE U.STATUS='A' AND P.PREFNAME LIKE '%BAN%'
ORDER BY U.SEARCHNAME

Posted : June 7, 2016 7:02 am

Beth Ann

(@beth-ann)

Posts: 135

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If you would please send the Crystal Report to [email protected]

That would be terrific, thanks so much and have a wonderful rest of your week.

Posted : June 7, 2016 10:09 am

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