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Modify User/Change Associations

Use this option to modify the comments describing the association between one or more pairs of users and Change Log Entries, or to change the user with which one or more Change Log Entries are associated.

This function is useful when a change was logged under the wrong USERID, to correct the user associated with the change.

To use this option, follow these steps:

  1. Specify option 7 on the User Functions screen (NDVRU700).
  2. Identify the user and entity that define the user/Change Log association you want to modify. Leave the user name blank to list associations for all users defined to the CCDB (for the entity/entities, range of time, and/or action code specified). Leave any or all of the entity identification fields blank to list the associations for all entities that match the partial identification.

    You can further identify the specific Change Log Entry by providing the start date, start time, and action code; or you can enter the start date/time and end date/time range to define a group of Change Log Entries.

  3. Press Enter.

    CA Endevor/DB returns the User/Change Log Entry/Entity/CCID List screen (NDVRU720), which contains all user/change log associations that meet the specified criteria.

  4. Select the Change Log Entry you want to modify.
  5. Press Enter. CA Endevor/DB returns the User/Change Log Entry/Entity/CCID Detail screen (NDVRM720), which shows the Change Log Entry detail for the first selected entry.

    Modify the comment information for the Change Log Entry (to describe the association with the user) or change the user name to associate the Change Log Entry with a different user.

  6. Press Enter. If you selected more than one Change Log Entry, CA Endevor/DB returns the Detail screen for the next selected Change Log Entry each time you press Enter until each entry has been processed.