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  • Subject: RE: Counting users
  • From: Ron@xxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 15:06:56 -0700


Mark,

<<I'm sort of popping off in the middle here but, couldn't you use the
<<Listjob API. Read through the API output and count unique user id's. You
<<could load them into an array or something like that to assure that they
<<weren't previously counted.

This was my first approach. Use the listjobs API, load em into a user index
and read the index to group and count em. Unfortunately, a user signed on
to multiple terminals needs to be counted more than once. And because of
that, you can't distinquish between a single terminal/multiple sessions vs
a multiple terminal user.


Ron Hawkins

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