Orphaned users jobs.

If you have access to LID yet... run jobinteg -v to view all of the issues. Run jobinteg -dv to delete the bad records

Greg,  I ran that and don't have any issues. Where do the orphaned users come from. I thought that if you deleted a user account from windows active directory before deleting them from Lawson that they became and orphaned user. I just deleted a user from test that hasn't worked here in awhile and their user profile disappeared from LID and doesn't show up as orphaned but they are still showing up in user maintenance in LSA. Am I missing something here? What I would like to do is delete all the orphaned users from production but I don't want to lose any jobs or reports they may have assigned to them. Is there a way to show jobs and reports associated with an orphaned user?.

you could dump the JOBSTEPRPT table in gen with something like this from LID... rngdbdump -ct gen JOBSTEPRPT -v UserName=userid_cared_about and look at the jobname column (2nd) and the PrtFileName column (4th) You will still have to delete them from LSA....

If you really find yourself doing this a lot... I suppose you could even create a connection to gen and write a Crystal report... (if you really wanted to get fancy!)

So I'm guessing if no data is returned using this command then this UserName had no jobs or reports associated with its profile. Would that be a correct assumption? Fancy isn't my style. I'm just cleaning up after previous Administrators. Thanks for your help.

Do this before you assume: rngdbdump -ct gen JOBSTEPRPT | head -15 to see that you are using the UserName in the same format that is actually stored in the table.... if you are, then your assumption is correct.

Yes that pulls many records. I did try this on a user with known jobs and it showed all of of the ones he owns. Thanks. Where can a find information about the commands Lawson uses?

I am looking for the proper syntax to run jobinteg -dv from IPA (new Process Flow). I am familiar with WebRun node, but, have not hit upon the correct syntax yet. Any help would be appreciated. Feel free to email me at flores@cshl.edu