i Cannot get users list if i use my own login method

Javier Luna (7/15/08 4:47PM)
Randy Engle (7/15/08 5:55PM)
Chuck Miller (7/16/08 1:49PM)

Javier Luna (7/15/08 4:47 PM)

Hi! When I use my own method of login, and a user enters, he only can
see its own record in the list of users.

My method of login does query on the table of users.

Query ([user];[user]userID=$user)

What I can do so that the user can see all the users, and that in the
searches that he does show all users found?

TIA

Javier Luna

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Randy Engle (7/15/08 5:55 PM)

Javier,

I think you might want to look at the commands:

REGISTER CLIENT

GET REGISTERED CLIENTS

EXECUTE ON CLIENT

This allows you to keep track of who (and whatever info you might
need)about

what users are logged into the system.

When each user logs in, you can load the user name:

REGISTER CLIENT([User]User_name) (or some other info that you know
about the

user, e.g User_ID, etc.

Then call

Array Text(at_Client_List;0)

Array Text(at_Client_methods;0)

GET REGISTERED CLIENTS(_Client_List; at_Client_methods)

To get an array of the users logged in.

With this information, you can potentially do a lot, especially in
conjunction

with EXECUTE ON CLIENT

Hope this helps

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Hi! When I use my own method of login, and a user enters, he only can
see its

own record in the list of users.

My method of login does query on the table of users.

Query ([user];[user]userID=$user)

What I can do so that the user can see all the users, and that in the
searches

that he does show all users found?

TIA

Javier Luna
Chuck Miller (7/16/08 1:49 PM)

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Connections take much longer than with out auto registration.  

Additionally, you have registered client process for each workstation  

whether you use it or not.

On Jul 16, 2008, at 1:19 PM, Chip Scheide wrote:

I dont know about that -

I run a v2003 database - 40ish tables - interpretedly

on a G4 1.6ghz, with automatic client registration

I also run (on the same box) my dev copy - only one user - me

and no one complains about speed.

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