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Claris Engage 2025 - March 25-26 Austin Texas ×

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Good Day,

I have a database of hazardous materials. Some of the fields include: owner, chemical name, quantity etc.

I have also activated IWP for people to go in and change their own inventory (ingenious, I know). A log in script filters for their 'stock' only and then can add and delete or edit.

Now: IWP Accounts (online privilege set based - restricted access) are created automatically through the 'owner' field. The PWs are created based on the owner field plus a numeric string.

So far, everything's going great .. I'm wondering now how I can automatically delete such a user account, when his/her 'stock' goes to zero (aka. when no more records with their 'owner' name exist (owner field content == account name) ..

Any ideas greatly appreciated.

thanks,

Mat

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Interesting setup.

Have you thought of using RLA to limit the records that they see, rather than a find? Capture Get(AccountName) into gAccountName in an open script and set the rule for view to gAccountName=Owner.

If you had a Users table, then you could run a script (FM Server script) that checks for Users that don't have any related records User::AccountName=Inventory::AccountName, and delete the corresponding account.

If their stock goes to zero, will it ever come back? Perhaps it would be better to disable the account than delete it?

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thanks b,

I'll work through your solution and see what I can come up with. I never considered using views rather than searches ... ingenious, so much to learn }:(

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