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User login in SQL version of Navision
arindam
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2008-05-08
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Hi All,
How do i find out which user is logged in in Navision SQL server version ?
Regards,
Arindam
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Marije_Brummel
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2008-05-08
Via File Database Info Sessions --> Drilldown
Or SQL Management Studio --> Management --> Activity Monitor
Or --> Query analyse --> sp_who
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arindam
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Thanks for the reply.
But how can I programetically find out which user is logged in ?
Appreciate your help.
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Marije_Brummel
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There is a session table.
It is hidden but you can see it in the variables when you select table.
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arindam
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I tried that. The table number is 2000000009.
I have defined an user called 'sa'. and my machine name is say 'M1' and domain is say 'Domain1'.
When at runtime I am accessing the "User ID" feild of session table, i am getting the value 'Domain1/M1'. I am expecting 'sa'.
I confirm that I logged in SQL option of Navision and my user id is 'sa'.
Please advice.
Regards,
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Eugene
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2008-05-08
there is a system function USERID
F5 - DATABASE - Functions - USERID
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arindam
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2008-05-08
Just got the solution.
Yes USERID is the one which I was looking for. It solved my problem.
Thank you all for your help.
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Or SQL Management Studio --> Management --> Activity Monitor
Or --> Query analyse --> sp_who
But how can I programetically find out which user is logged in ?
Appreciate your help.
It is hidden but you can see it in the variables when you select table.
I have defined an user called 'sa'. and my machine name is say 'M1' and domain is say 'Domain1'.
When at runtime I am accessing the "User ID" feild of session table, i am getting the value 'Domain1/M1'. I am expecting 'sa'.
I confirm that I logged in SQL option of Navision and my user id is 'sa'.
Please advice.
Regards,
F5 - DATABASE - Functions - USERID
Yes USERID is the one which I was looking for. It solved my problem.
Thank you all for your help.