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KHUMPHREYS

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Posts: 3

4/6/2007 5:28 PM

Hi,

How can the user_id (ie NT0000013) be translated to the login username?

We'd like to be able to identify who made a change.

Thanks!

John Henley

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Posts: 3348

4/6/2007 6:24 PM

Assuming your on Windows Environment 7x/8x, it is the Lawson-assigned equivalent (e.g., NT00000002) for their NT login. You can determine the user’s Lawson username by using the listusermap utility in the Lawson Environment.

KHUMPHREYS

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4/6/2007 6:45 PM

We're trying to identify users as part of a sql query, is there a table that can be queried?

John Henley

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Posts: 3348

4/6/2007 7:52 PM

Unfortunately not.
In Env 7/8, it's stored in the NT registry.
In LSF9, it's stored in the LDAP repository.
The easiest thing to do is to create a (perhaps daily) script that puts 'listusermap' output into a table, and they query off of it...

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