jimmymac
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We are on E1 9.0 and tools 8.98.42.
We are converting some data and users from Oracle and Peoplesoft systems. In Oracle and Peoplesoft apparently, there is an option to create users that are 'Reports only', so no license or a different kind of license is required for these users. In JDE as I understand it, the licenses are based on whether a person has a sign on to JDE regardless of what they do. So if we have 10 or 20 Oracle users that only run reports, to give them JDE access to view similar reports would mean using up 10 to 20 licenses. Either that or make the data they need available outside of JDE in some way. We do this for some reports, run them in JDE, then push them to a place on the network where they can be viewed by non JDE users.
Does any one have a suggestion on giving these people some sort of JDE reports only access? Is that something that can be done? How have others addresses similar issues.
Thanks.
We are converting some data and users from Oracle and Peoplesoft systems. In Oracle and Peoplesoft apparently, there is an option to create users that are 'Reports only', so no license or a different kind of license is required for these users. In JDE as I understand it, the licenses are based on whether a person has a sign on to JDE regardless of what they do. So if we have 10 or 20 Oracle users that only run reports, to give them JDE access to view similar reports would mean using up 10 to 20 licenses. Either that or make the data they need available outside of JDE in some way. We do this for some reports, run them in JDE, then push them to a place on the network where they can be viewed by non JDE users.
Does any one have a suggestion on giving these people some sort of JDE reports only access? Is that something that can be done? How have others addresses similar issues.
Thanks.