Re: Who pulled the trigger?

[Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>]

I put the Program Status Data Structure into an externally defined 
data structure.  Then you can retrieve the user from that job.  The 
trigger runs under the same job as the job that made the change.

The only catch is jobs from Client Access.  Some of them buggers run 
under standard id's.





HwaRangRon@aol.com on 09/17/99 10:03:43 AM
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We're just starting to use triggers to track changes in files. (We've always 
used journaling before.) I'm curious about the best method of finding out who 
pulled the trigger? Someone told me theres an API, but I've never seen it. 
The only way I know of is to get the job stack and back up, but this is very 
messy. There must be a simpler way.

Anybody got any ideas?

Ron
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