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At 08 FEB 2007 05:27:49PM Barry Stevens wrote:

In OI, does Windows Terminal Server return the computer name in @station for each workstation.

If not, I need the computer name of a workstation, is there anyway of getting it.

I want the workstations to have a specific prefix to identify the site office (if I can get network logon id, that might work)

Thanks

-Barry


At 09 FEB 2007 08:38AM Kauko Laurinolli wrote:

@STATION returns only SYSPROGxxxxx where xxxxx is login time in internal format.

To be able to identify users in terminal Server system I added column @Record to my SYSLOGINS file.

The login data is written to key: 'YOURAPPICATION*':@USERNAME:'*':@STATION and I add @Record=username" to the process.

From this info you will be able to display the user list but not the physical workstation.

Hope this helps.


At 09 FEB 2007 10:46AM [email protected] wrote:

One thing to keep in mind, system tables are 'owned' by Revelation .. it is possible that a future update will overwrite your attribute.

I would suggest keeping this information in an application table and reference there


At 09 FEB 2007 11:01PM Barry Stevens wrote:

Duh! of cause, setup a unique userid for the shortcut at each site.

Thanks! Just needed someone as a sounding board


At 09 FEB 2007 11:39PM Warren Auyong wrote:

Just get the Environment variable CLIENTNAME which will be the computer name of the client workstation.

See this threadon how to get environment variables.


At 09 FEB 2007 11:49PM Barry Stevens wrote:

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