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VFP Program to list users in win2000 network
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EMC,
No, unless you build this capability into your application(s) and keep track of who is accessing what. Of cource if you had the proper security access rights, there are API calls that could check for this info, but they would differ depending on the OS of the file server (e.g. NT / 2000 / 2003 or Novell or Linux).
Note: As an example on XP, if you have local adminstrator level access, go to Start -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> System Tools -> Shared Folders -> Open Files, you can see anyone that's using files in your shared folders.
Rick
No, unless you build this capability into your application(s) and keep track of who is accessing what. Of cource if you had the proper security access rights, there are API calls that could check for this info, but they would differ depending on the OS of the file server (e.g. NT / 2000 / 2003 or Novell or Linux).
Note: As an example on XP, if you have local adminstrator level access, go to Start -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management -> System Tools -> Shared Folders -> Open Files, you can see anyone that's using files in your shared folders.
Rick
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