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MattD
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12/29/2009 5:13 PM

    Greetings,

    Is there any way to  determine who (a number of users) is logged into Lawson at any one point?  We are currently using Lawson Security 9 (checkLS=Y) so many users do not have a LAUA (or UNIX) account.  So we cannot use AIX features to audit this information.  Any ideas on how to retrieve this info.

     

    Thanks.

    Matt

    Jimmy Chiu
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    12/29/2009 6:53 PM
      There isn't any way to track who is logged into lawson. Only a few utilities in LID can track the usage, transaction Monitor (Tmmon), dbusers and licsta for example.
      Frank Liggio
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      1/2/2010 9:12 AM
        We have a couple shell scripts that are scheduled by kron. One script runs every 30 minutes and it appends to a flat file the output from commands `dbusers -n` along with a date and time stamp. This flat file gets copied to daily file at midnight and is cleared for the next day. It takes little effort to ftp the daily file from UNIX and import into Excel where a graph can be built show the peak user loads through the day. Now understanding the count is not an exact user count but never the less the usage trend is fairly accurate and that is what we wanted.
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