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1/31/2007 1:52 PM
 
What is the easiest way to obtain a list of all the  modules that I am using in my site? Do I have to go thru every page and look at the settings for each module on the page to figure this out? Any help would be great. thx
 
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1/31/2007 3:23 PM
 
Enter the following query into the Host->SQL page...

select count(FriendlyName), FriendlyName from {objectQualifier}moduledefinitions md, {objectQualifier}modules m where md.ModuleDefId = m.ModuleDefId
group by FriendlyName
order by FriendlyName desc

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1/31/2007 3:24 PM
 

Just had to do this on one of my sites, with a list per portals. Just add the following script to a reports module, and you have a live view of the usage of your modules. This script will give you a table with the following columns: ModuleName, Module Friendly Name, PortalName and PortalID:

SELECT     DM.ModuleName, MD.FriendlyName, P.PortalName, P.PortalID
FROM         {objectQualifier}Modules AS M
    INNER JOIN {objectQualifier}ModuleDefinitions AS MD ON M.ModuleDefID = MD.ModuleDefID
    INNER JOIN {objectQualifier}DesktopModules AS DM ON MD.DesktopModuleID = DM.DesktopModuleID
    INNER JOIN {objectQualifier}Portals AS P ON M.PortalID = P.PortalID
WHERE     (DM.IsAdmin = 0)
GROUP BY DM.ModuleName, MD.FriendlyName, P.PortalName, P.PortalID


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1/31/2007 3:50 PM
 


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