- Run “SQL server management studio” and login
- Browes to “Databases/CCMData/Programmability/Stored Procedures/”
- Find “dbo.proc_Config_Employee_CreateAdminAccount”
- right click on this and select execute stored procedure.
- Enter a 1 in the value field then OK it.
- This should now create a user default admin employee called _admin _password
If that doesn’t help you can try set an exisitng user to supervisor
- Run “SQL server management studio” and login
- Browes to “Databases/CCMData/Tables/dbo.tblConfig_Attributes_User_Employee”
- Right click on “Databases/CCMData/Tables/dbo.tblConfig_Attributes_User_Employee” and choose “Select top 1000 rows”
- This will show all the “employees” in the CCM (Very helpful)
- Now browes to “Databases/CCMData/Tables/dbo.tblConfig_Employee”
- Right click on “Databases/CCMData/Tables/dbo.tblConfig_Employee” and choose “Select top 1000 rows”
- Find the user you want to make Supervisor/Administrator
- This one will show you the users first name and last name. You need this later
- Now goto to “New Query” (top left of SQL server manager)
- This should give you a blank page
- To find if any “employee’s” have supervisor rights – select * from dbo.tblConfig_Employee where supervisorlicensetype = ‘2’
- If a user has this access type then it will be displayed in a new window below
- If no user has this access and you can not logon to “your Site Explorer” then…
- Start a new query (or comment the ealier one out with — infront) and type update dbo.tblConfig_Employee set SupervisorLicenseType = ‘2’ where FirstName = ‘??????’
- Replace ??? with the employee firstname you found ealier
- Now you could re-run the ealier search/query for a employee with a supervisor license to check that this user is displayed