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Modify user profile permissions by script

Jean-michel Guiral
 

Hello

Is there a way to script the tick on these 2 permissions? There is a lot of users to modofy and a script to modify in bulk would help.

Thank you

Regards

JM

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    Hi JM,

    Which scripting language is preferred?

    Powershell, C#, ServiceAPI?

    The .NET SDK has a SetPermission call on the Location Object Type which can be used where you pass in the Enum of the UserPermission

    A different way most organisations manage permissions in bulk is they set up a 'Use Profile Of' account for their different types which then allows you to change a single location which then changes the permission on all other locations that have that as their 'Use Profile Of' location. Takes a bit of setup for a dataset if it hasn't already but saves big in the long run on managing permissions in bulk.

    -Scotty

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