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11/29/2008 1:28 PM
 

I want to apply some bulk updates to security roles through an SQL insert query, adding users that meet certain criteria to a new role. I do NOT want them to receive email notification of the change. Is there anything I need to do, or is notification only triggered if such a change is made through the "User Accounts" or "Security Roles" DNN interface (where there is the option to suppress notification)?

 
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11/29/2008 2:38 PM
 

notification only happens as part of the API call, so if you do a direct database update emails will not be sent.


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