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5/11/2008 8:37 AM
 

Iam wondering, i need a particular SQL query to return data based on the logged on user. I am not savvy in SQL so I was hoping someone here would be so kind and offer their knowledge  and explain to me how to filter in this way.

Thank you very much

Mark

 
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5/11/2008 8:47 AM
 

There is actually quite a bit of information already available at module-code-level via the UserInfo class.

At the least you can get access to the UserID, and build your query off of this.

 

 
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5/12/2008 11:03 AM
 

As scott mentioned the recommended method is to just use the UserId of the logged in user as the filter value in your SQL.

If you are looking for help on the SQL we will need to know what information you are looking for to be able to assist.


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