So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered,queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered,queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
So that we can construct queries which take into account whether a user is registered or unregistered, please add the UserType field to Data Explorer.
Currently there is no way to do this, since the field is not exposed:
Note that I'm not asking to see the user's employee status; it's probably not a good idea to expose that.
