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Dennis Amory
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2/27/2012 6:01 PM
What's the best way of knowing exactly which Smart Notification (SN) is tied to a dashboard link? In other words, If I edit the dashboard link, when I go to the URL text box (under the Main tab), I can see a value like this: FSRemote?fsid=SN:SN-Smart Notification:12992&guid=z64db9132:12c9753609c:-7fd3:18a97.
How do I reference this GUID back to an actual SN to determine which SN is actually being run when I click on that dashboard link?
Matthew Nye
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2/27/2012 7:05 PM
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12992 is the actual ID of your smartnotification. Assuming you dont have multiple instances of SN in the same environment, you can find this by opening SmartNotification Administration console from the Tools dashboard, hover over each of your Notifications from the Notification section and keep an eye on the status bar in IE. As you roll over each name youll see a URL appear. The beginning of that URL should be something like http://
lbiserver:port
/lsn/servlet/com.lawson.lsn.uiengine.ShowDetails?objid=
SN_ID
&objtype=3
Where SN_ID is 12992.
Now judging by your ID #, youve either got A LOT of notificaitons or youve just imported and then deleted a lot of notifications. If its the former, a SQL query on the SN database is probably more efficient.
[CODE] SELECT * FROM dbo.ENPBATREE WHERE ENTRYCATEGORY = (SELECT CATEGORYID FROM dbo.ENPCATEGORIES WHERE CATEGORYDESC = 'SSS_ALERT') AND TREEENTRYID = 12992 [CODE]
This was written on a system that has about 20 notifications (hense the SELECT *), please take the appropriate precautions for your environment before running this.
hth
Matt
Matthew Nye
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2/27/2012 7:06 PM
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Seems there is an issue with the post, its encoding part of that script. it should be WHERE CATEGORYDESC = 'SSS_ALERT' at the end of the subselect.
Dennis Amory
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2/27/2012 7:47 PM
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Thanks, Matt. I DO have alot of SN's, so I'm gonna go with the SQL Select statement. It works great! Thanks !!
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