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FN_CONNINF()
GetConnectionInformation
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Syntax
fn_connInf( [ <nConnectionNo> ] ) -> aConnectionInfo
Arguments
<nConnectionNo> is the connection number that you are interested in.
If omitted, it defaults to the current workstation.
Returns
An array containing connection information according to the following
table
Position Description Data Type
--------------------------------------------
1 Object ID Numeric
2 Object Type Numeric
3 Object Name Character
4 Login Date Date
5 Login Day Numeric (0-6)
6 Login Time Character
For a list of Object Types, see the "Information" section
of this Norton Guide.
If the returned Object ID is 0, there is no object logged into the
requested connection number. The Login Time is represented in 24
hour format, i.e. HH:MM:SS. The Login Date is represented as a
Clipper date.
Description
This function returns information about the object currently logged
in to the specified connection number.
Examples
aLogInfo := fn_connInf()
@ 10, 20 SAY 'Hello ' + TRIM( aLogInfo[ 3 ] ) + ;
', your login time is ' + aLogInfo[ 6 ]
Source: N:\SRC\CONNWS\CONNINF.PRG
Author: Steve Larsen
See Also:
fn_whoami()
fn_connNum()
fn_connID()
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