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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
GUD. Command
Get User and Domain Name
Intention
Get the name of the user that is actually running your script. When using the
1.1 '#RAU: - Run As User it may be a good idea to find out, if the script really got the proper user.
GUD. provides you this information. It shows you, which user runs the actual script.
If you run GUD. without a parameter, the stack will get the information like in the picture below.
If you provide a variable for the User-Name, the damain information will be on the stack, and the user name in the provided variable. The stack will then look like this.
If you provide two variables, both values will be in the variables instead then on the stack.
Syntax
GUD.[P1][|P2]
Parameter Explanation
P1 - (optional) Variable for the user name. If omitted TOS
is used.
P2 - (optional) variable for the domain/pc name. If omitted TOS
is used.
Example
' Show GUN. -Get User Name Command
STS.LOCAL
STS.CLEAR
GUD.$$USR
STS.DUMP
MBX. User is: $$USR
ENR.
Remarks
Uses internally another system then GUN.
Limitations:
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See also: