Hi All,
We want to enable all the users to receive email notifications and is looking for a way to do it in the backend via a SQL script (without having each user go into Profile-- > Settings).
We have seen the table “usersetting” which is populated when the email notification is ticked on the UI. I played around by creating a user (with email address) and populating this table with a SQL insert but then I do not see the tick on the UI (after doing all the usual stuff like clearing cache). The system then also do not pick up that this user must receive email notifications.
Where else in the database is the user flagged to receive email notifications?
Regards
Ant Snyman
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Did you also clear the server cache? Alternatively restart Tomcat
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On Oct 27, 2015 8:16 AM, “Ant Snyman” ant@hisp.org wrote:
Hi All,
We want to enable all the users to receive email notifications and is looking for a way to do it in the backend via a SQL script (without having each user go into Profile-- > Settings).
We have seen the table “usersetting” which is populated when the email notification is ticked on the UI. I played around by creating a user (with email address) and populating this table with a SQL insert but then I do not see the tick on the UI (after doing all the usual stuff like clearing cache). The system then also do not pick up that this user must receive email notifications.
Where else in the database is the user flagged to receive email notifications?
Regards
Ant Snyman
Cell: 0824910449
Landline: 028 2713242
Health Information Systems Program - SA
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What SQL command did you use to “set” the email notification? I am just curious, as I have never actually done it, but just guessing that this might work.
Note that the data looks like this
userinfoid | name | value
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On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 8:19 AM, Knut Staring knutst@gmail.com wrote:
Did you also clear the server cache? Alternatively restart Tomcat
On Oct 27, 2015 8:16 AM, “Ant Snyman” ant@hisp.org wrote:
Hi All,
We want to enable all the users to receive email notifications and is looking for a way to do it in the backend via a SQL script (without having each user go into Profile-- > Settings).
We have seen the table “usersetting” which is populated when the email notification is ticked on the UI. I played around by creating a user (with email address) and populating this table with a SQL insert but then I do not see the tick on the UI (after doing all the usual stuff like clearing cache). The system then also do not pick up that this user must receive email notifications.
Where else in the database is the user flagged to receive email notifications?
Regards
Ant Snyman
Cell: 0824910449
Landline: 028 2713242
Health Information Systems Program - SA
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Interesting point about the "001"and “000”. Will investigate that a bit further also.
Regards
Ant
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What SQL command did you use to “set” the email notification? I am just curious, as I have never actually done it, but just guessing that this might work.
The first one should be when a user wishes to receive email, the second for when they do not. ( I think)
Is this what your table looks like?
Regards,
Jason
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On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 8:19 AM, Knut Staring knutst@gmail.com wrote:
Did you also clear the server cache? Alternatively restart Tomcat
On Oct 27, 2015 8:16 AM, “Ant Snyman” ant@hisp.org wrote:
Hi All,
We want to enable all the users to receive email notifications and is looking for a way to do it in the backend via a SQL script (without having each user go into Profile-- > Settings).
We have seen the table “usersetting” which is populated when the email notification is ticked on the UI. I played around by creating a user (with email address) and populating this table with a SQL insert but then I do not see the tick on the UI (after doing all the usual stuff like clearing cache). The system then also do not pick up that this user must receive email notifications.
Where else in the database is the user flagged to receive email notifications?
Regards
Ant Snyman
Cell: 0824910449
Landline: 028 2713242
Health Information Systems Program - SA
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Hi Jason,
Nothing wrong with your eyesight!! I owe you a beer. Thanks, the 001 was the issue.
Regards
Ant
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On 27 October 2015 at 09:28, Ant Snyman ant@hisp.org wrote:
Hi Jason, thanks for your response. This is what I used:
What SQL command did you use to “set” the email notification? I am just curious, as I have never actually done it, but just guessing that this might work.
The first one should be when a user wishes to receive email, the second for when they do not. ( I think)
Is this what your table looks like?
Regards,
Jason
Ant Snyman
Cell: 0824910449
Landline: 028 2713242
Health Information Systems Program - SA
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On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 8:19 AM, Knut Staring knutst@gmail.com wrote:
Did you also clear the server cache? Alternatively restart Tomcat
On Oct 27, 2015 8:16 AM, “Ant Snyman” ant@hisp.org wrote:
Hi All,
We want to enable all the users to receive email notifications and is looking for a way to do it in the backend via a SQL script (without having each user go into Profile-- > Settings).
We have seen the table “usersetting” which is populated when the email notification is ticked on the UI. I played around by creating a user (with email address) and populating this table with a SQL insert but then I do not see the tick on the UI (after doing all the usual stuff like clearing cache). The system then also do not pick up that this user must receive email notifications.
Where else in the database is the user flagged to receive email notifications?
Regards
Ant Snyman
Cell: 0824910449
Landline: 028 2713242
Health Information Systems Program - SA
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