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Latest revision as of 10:55, 24 February 2017
Contents
Purpose
Function to return the login name of the current user as defined in the Lianja Users Workspace
Syntax
USERNAME()
See Also
GETGID(), GETPID(), GETUID(), Guide to the Users Workspace (Video), ID(), LDAP_LOGIN(), LDAP_USERROLES(), MASKEDDATA(), MD5(), SET ROWFILTER, SYSDATAMASKS, SYSPERMS, SYSROLES, SYSROWFILTERS, System Tables, USER(), USERDATAMASK(), USERDOMAIN(), USEREMAIL(), USERFULLNAME(), USERROLES(), USERROWFILTER(), Users Tables, USERTENANCY()
Description
The USERNAME() function returns the login name of the current user as defined in the Lianja Users Workspace. The operating system login name can be obtained using the ID() or USER() functions.
Example
? username() william
