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Hello all,
The problem that I have is to find
out:
1- what <@UserReference>s are
current;
2- what variables are associated with
a particular <@UserReference> and their respective values.
I have checked the documentation but could
not find this infromation. <@VARNAMES> only gives these values for the
current user's session, not for all active users (some of those might not
even be logged in).
From what I understand, this information is
already available to the server (this is how it keeps track of variables &
timeouts) but I do not know how to acquire it. I imagine two calls would
solve the problem: one would return the array of <@UserReference>s, the
other the pairs (name, values) of variables associated with one particular
<@UserReference>.
Of course I can save all
<@UserReferences> and created variables in a DB and also update them when
modified. This will however collect a lot of info that I do not need and have
a major negative impact on performance.
It's got to be an easier way.
I would really appreciate if anybody can
help and provide hints to a solution or point to documentation that might have
escaped me.
My apologies if this issue has been already
solved in previous messages; I made a search but I could not find what I
needed.
Mihai.
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