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Hi Terry, </div>
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Surprised to see so few suggestions on this. </div>
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I would suggest you do not edit SYLOGIN. COM as errors could lock everyone out. </div>
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Put code in LOGIN. COM of each PH Quick user. Easy way would be to create a flag file for each user prior to running Quick. Deleting file on exit from Quick. </div>
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I assume that all PH users run a Quick screen menu from a captive account (this is VMS?). </div>
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If the number of flag files is greater than one, then goto exit with optional message. </div>
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To get the code you need, login to a DCL prompt and</div>
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1. Type HELP LEXICALS</div>
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2. Type HELP DCL</div>
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I am surprised that your license vendor does not provide you with the code. Maybe they don't care? </div>
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I doubt that a contractor would charge you more than a day. </div>
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From: tadjodha@stlucianic.org<br>
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I would like to prevent someone from logging in, more than twice. Hence not exceeding the license limit,
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and preventing others from logging in. <br>
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Hi, <br>
Is there a way of limiting logon sessions to eg: two (2), in powerhouse preferably via LOGIN.COM script.
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From: Robert Deskin <bob.deskin@me.com><br>
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I suggest that you ask this as a general question on an OpenVMS forum. You don’t want to limit user logins specifically, just the number of application, in this case PowerHouse, launches.<br>
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It might be a bit tricky if you launch the various PowerHouse components separately. In other words, user 1 is using QUICK and User 2 is using QUICK. So if you have a license count of 2, user 3 can’t use QUICK, but user 3 can use QUIZ, assuming there aren’t
two other users using QUIZ. So you’d need to count the individual components.<br>
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I don’t know how to do that in OpenVMS, but other OpenVMS users, not necessarily PowerHouse users, may know.<br>
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> I would like to prevent someone from logging in, more than twice. Hence not exceeding the license limit,<br>
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> Terry<br>
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> Is there a way of limiting logon sessions to eg: two (2), in powerhouse preferably via LOGIN.COM script.<br>
> HP OpenVMS Industry Standard 64 Operating System, Version V8.4 Pow: Active Version: 840G .<br>
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Hi Chris, <br>
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What I want is for the system to automatically block an individual from logging in a third time.
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I'm seeing whether an OpenVms guy can help, as Mr deskin suggested. <br>
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Assuming this is an Open VMS environment, you could try performing the ‘SHOW USER username /OUT=filename’, search the output for ‘Total number of users = ‘ and where that value is more than 1 , you have duplicate user logins. This will not inform you on how
many Powerhouse sessions you have open, only the number of logins by a specific user.
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Is there a way of limiting logon sessions to eg: two (2), in powerhouse preferably via LOGIN.COM script.
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HP OpenVMS Industry Standard 64 Operating System, Version V8.4 Pow: Active Version: 840G .
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