On 10.0.4 at least you can use MATCHES
IF @LOGNAME MATCHES "rf..." THEN AUTOLOGOUT 72
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Use MATCHES
My @LOGNAME is 'cds33896' so :
>CT VOC PAUL
PAUL
0001 PA
0002 WHO
0003 IF @LOGNAME MATCHES "'cd'0X" THEN DISPLAY YEP - cd
0004 IF @LOGNAME MATCHES "'rf'0X" THEN DISPLAY RF - rf
>PAUL
12 cds33896
YEP - cd
>
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And don't forget the situation where the application has its own
login security and potential locking issues. I've seen cases where it
went after a control record with a READU no LOCKED clause. A previous
aborted login could leave a group or record lock for everyone to bang
their nose on. A
I think it did report just the "active" number of licenses and not the
defunct ones that were still being held. We just do a nightly clean in
a job scheduler and keep things up to date.
BobW
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What Ive done in my login para for our rf users (and others) is this.
Each user logs in and gets a menu such as;
IF @LOGNAME = 'anthony' THEN ANTHONY.MENU
However for rf users I do;
IF @LOGNAME = 'rfuser1' THEN GO RF.MAIN
.
.
.
RF:MAIN:
SET.TERM.TYPE VT100CK
ETC...
I think I remember something like this, too, where the user license
wasn't getting released even though the session was gone. Here, we run
uvlictool on a regular basis so that takes care of this problem.
BobW
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We did - it said we were fine so we did not do a clean. Is a clean still
indicated if no problems are being reported?
Ron Bertrand
ISD/LIS
Group Health Coop
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Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 3:36 PM
Basically I want all users to have the same time out value except for our rf
guns which should get a different value (all rf users start with "rf"). I
didn't want to have to go the programmatic route for something this simple -
well simple in theory at least. :)
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Just a thought
Maximum number of locks reached (MAXRLOCK)? (I know - but you may not have
been told). Otherwise LIST.READU EVERY...
Regards
JayJay
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Sent: 20 June 2006 22:57
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Check you licenses with the uvlictool. There is an option to clean
licenses. Sometimes a forced logout or fatal issue may not drop the license
even though the user is no longer connected. The uvlictool cleans this up
Regards
David Jordan
Managing Consultant
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Solaris 8
Universe 10.0.3
We had the same problem twice last month. We also decided that the
uvdlockd.log entries were a red herring. So far it has not happened
again. We were no where near our maximum users limit but it acted like
it was hitting that limit. If somebody logged off (or just out of
U
Chuck wrote:
> Tony,
> I'll be there. Any chance you're making the long trip?
I wish bro, but there are a couple other opportunities this year including
regional Spectrum shows and some client work in your area.
Rudy Cooper wrote:
> Any plans for the west coast ?
No live sessions until Spe
I've found that if a login paragraph starts getting too complicated it's
best to start using a program.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Sohn
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2006 4:01 PM
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Subject: [U2] Login Para
Unless you're dealing with a dozen or less users total, why not write
a program and store the timeout value for each user in a file
somewhere? That would certainly reduce the amount of tweaking in your
VOC.
-Kevin
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http://www.PrecisOnline.com
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I'm trying to set the TIMEOUT value for a user in the LOGIN paragraph based
on the first few characters of the user ID but I don't know how to check for
partial matches.
I'm doing:
PA
TIMEOUT 600
IF @LOGNAME = "jsmith" THEN TIMEOUT 1200
IF @LOGNAME = "psohn" THEN TIMEOUT 3600
I would like to
Solaris 8, UV 10.0.8 ...
A sister site had a strange error today. Users could successfully login to
unix, but once the login script performed an exec uv the user would hang, with
no response. Using ps -aef showed "uv" as their last command. Users all ready
on were OK. The only apparent error
Janet,
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Hello Bob,
We are a company that has been creating and providing integration
software for the MultValue Market for many years.
We were the first group outside of Microsoft to release an ODBC driver,
since this standard we have released JDBC, OLEDB, Java Data Adapter
(MultiValue represented in XML
Tony,
I'll be there. Any chance you're making the long trip?
- Chuck
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Subject: [U2] mv.NET Seminar on June 23 at the Saddle Brook Marriott [ad]
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Subject: [U2] mv.NET Seminar on June 23 at the Saddle Brook Marriott
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Redback and .Net work perfectly together. I've used it in a variety of
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Hi Bob - my experience with Redback tels me that i would look very carefully
at what i wanted to do if i was to go down that path again. If you are
wanting to do some .net development then uniobjects.net gives you a a heap
of classes you can use in your app. Or mv.net gets some pretty good write
up
Apologies I asked this before then went on tour for 3 weeks and my wonderfull
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So
I am looking to tie Universe 10.1.14 to a .net development
I am looking at biztalk and redback and one other piece of software to
facilitate this
Any experiences/opinions will be gratefull
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