Wasn't one of the critical aspects of the original request to figure out how
many users were logged into which account?
I don't know if UV has a simple function to find out who's logged into
where? UniData doesn't have this capability (that I know of). As a result
I had to create a new LOGINS
Interesting - it looks like @WHO doesn't work for the Phantom user - is it a
created from a telnet or udcs user - does it matter?
You can try @PATH - it seems to work for phantoms. It shows the users
current full directory path - not just the account. Of course, @ACCOUNT
shows the initial account
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To: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org
Subject: RE: [U2] no. of users program
Interesting - it looks like @WHO doesn't work for the Phantom user - is it a
created from a telnet or udcs user - does it matter?
You can try @PATH - it seems to work for phantoms. It shows the users
current full
Without being able to check at the moment, I'm fairly sure you'd be able to do
it via PORT.STATUS or one of the options to ANALYZE.SHM.
Next time I have access to a UniVerse system I'll check that theory unless
someone else has done it first.
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