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Table where I can query Full name and Login username (Using Lawson ADDINS)?
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willz06jw
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Posts: 24
9/16/2009 6:53 PM
Thanks for your help,
I am trying to find a table where I can query the username (that people log in with) and the full name attached to it.
I am trying to pull this in Excel using Lawson Addins.
Thanks for your help,
Will
jrbledsoe001
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Posts: 91
9/16/2009 8:35 PM
We are on LSF9 so there are canned reports for this - export to csv and your are done. In earlier version that stuff was stored in RD30 logan RD30; see lawson kb Article ID: 103612.
A trick I recently picked up was matching laua accounts to the full name. It's not straight forward but it got the job done for me. maybe some has a much easier way??
rngdbdump -c gen user |lashow or create file
transfer file from lawson server \etc directory file name= passwd
i had to parse the file using : as the delimiter
then i match up the user table to the name in the \etc\passwd file from the lawson server
I use Monarch so this takes just a few seconds once I had it set up.
Write back and share how you wrote your query
willz06jw
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Posts: 24
9/17/2009 12:44 PM
Unfortunately, I don't have access to the Lawson command line.
I will look for the canned report and try the CSV file solution.
Thanks again,
Will
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