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5/24/2006 8:38 PM
 

Hi There,

Really appreciate your help on this esp during work! no great rush, when you get home will be fine

Thanks again,

Jay

 
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5/24/2006 9:18 PM
 
Give this one a shot:

SELECT U.Username, U.Firstname, U.Lastname, R.Rolename, AM.Email
FROM   Users U
INNER  JOIN UserRoles UR on U.Userid = UR.Userid
INNER  JOIN Roles R on UR.Roleid = R.Roleid
INNER  JOIN Aspnet_users AU on U.Username = AU.Username
INNER  JOIN Aspnet_membership AM on AU.Userid = AM.Userid
WHERE  R.Rolename = 'Registered Users' AND
       U.UserID NOT IN (
    select sur.UserID from UserRoles sur
    inner join Roles sdr on sdr.RoleID = sur.RoleID
    where sdr.RoleName = 'MyCustomerRole'
       )
ORDER by U.Lastname

Bryan Johns
K4GDW

"There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who do not."
 
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5/24/2006 9:38 PM
 

Great stuff mate...thanks a million!!

 
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6/15/2006 11:20 AM
 

Hey Guys,

I need to produce another sql statement which displays users who have been assigned a custom role, similar to the statement below, however I was needing to display the following fields:

First Name, Last Name, Unit Number, Street, City, Region, Country, Post Code, Telephone, Email

SELECT U.Username, U.Firstname, U.Lastname, R.Rolename, AM.Email
FROM Users U
INNER JOIN UserRoles UR on U.Userid = UR.Userid
INNER JOIN Roles R on UR.Roleid = R.Roleid
INNER JOIN Aspnet_users AU on U.Username = AU.Username
INNER JOIN Aspnet_membership AM on AU.Userid = AM.Userid
WHERE R.Rolename = 'Registered Users'  

Regards, Jay

 
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6/15/2006 12:07 PM
 
Because of the way the profiles are stored in the aspnet_Profile table that query would be rather complex.  Unless there's some other mechanism I'm not aware of, you'd have to parse the text returned from the PropertyValuesString and extract the part(s) you want since  Unit Number, Street, City, Region, Country, Post Code, and Telephone don't appear as individual columns in any table I've found.  I suspect that DNN is parsing that string in the VB code.

Bryan Johns
K4GDW

"There are 10 types of people. Those who understand binary and those who do not."
 
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