I don't think you understand. I want back a user's rights, not all data in all tables.
Rights are assigned to a role, then altered for a specific user. Those records end up in UserRights. So when the query is run, taking a UserId, it should produce a table of only those UserRight records that allow access. I'm envisioning a 3 column table - RecordId, RightKey, Access.
>>I have Users, Roles, Rights, RoleRights, and UserRights.
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>>I want to pull the rights for a user. So it should first look at the user's Role Rights, then overwrite those rights from the UserRights table:
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>>Here's the table structures:
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>>TABLE: Users
>>UserId RoleId FullName
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>>38 14 Some One
>>39 15 Aother Person
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>>TABLE: Roles
>>RoleId RoleName RoleCode
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>>31 Administrtor adm
>>32 Shipping shp
>>33 Receiving rcv
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>>TABLE: Rights
>>RightId RightName RightCode Access
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>>10 Login login 1
>>11 View Ship Items vw_shipitems 1
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>>TABLE: RoleRights
>>RoleRightId RoleId RightId Access
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>>16 32 10 NULL
>>17 32 11 NULL
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>>TABLE: UserRights
>>UserRightId UserId RightId Access
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>>17 32 11 0
>>25 33 18 0
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>>I know how to do this with temp tables, but can someone show me how to code this in a query, if it's possible?
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>From UserRights to RoleRights based on RightID
>From RoleRights to Rights and Roles
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>So try
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>select U.*, RL.*, RG.* from Users U INNER JOIN UserRights UR on U.UserID = UR.UserID INNER JOIN
>RoleRights RG ON UR.RightID = RG.RightID INNER JOIN Roles R ON RG.RightID = R.RoleID where U.FullName = 'Kevin'
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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