Server Name
Steve
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Looking for a way in code to determine what the SQL server name and database name. Any ideas?
Steve
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http://www.mibuso.com/howtoinfo.asp?FileID=2
We also Use the code below to get:
1. Today's Date
2. User's Name
3. Company's Name
4. Computer's Name
5. IP Address
6. Database name
7. Server InfoTotalDate := FORMAT(WORKDATE,0,'<Weekday Text>, <Month Text> <Day>, <year4>'); User.GET(USERID); CompanyInfo.GET; IF ISCLEAR(WSHShell) THEN CREATE(WSHShell); WSHExec := WSHShell.Exec('nslookup ' + ENVIRON('computername')); WSHTxt := WSHExec.StdOut; WSHTxt.SkipLine; WSHTxt.SkipLine; WSHTxt.SkipLine; ComputerName := COPYSTR(WSHTxt.ReadLine,1,80); ComputerIP := COPYSTR(WSHTxt.ReadLine,10,80); CLEAR(WSHShell); ComputerName:= (ENVIRON('computername')); MyContext := CONTEXTURL; MyDatabase := COPYSTR(MyContext,1,44); MyServer := COPYSTR(MyContext,73,50);0 -
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