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On Mon, 2008-09-15 at 09:34 -0500, Jeff Powell wrote:
> I appreciate all the help this forum provides to me so here's my chance
> to give back a little.
>
> Here is a link where you can find a sanitized version of the web
I appreciate all the help this forum provides to me so here's my chance
to give back a little.
Here is a link where you can find a sanitized version of the web
service, desktop gadget and subroutine.
Enjoy
On Fri, 2008-09-12 at 11:52 -0500, Jeff Powell wrote:
> But I'll need to "sanitize" them
e what we do here, it sounds very interesting
> and I am always wanting to learn.
>
>
> John Israel
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Subject: RE: [U2] UD license counter
Thanks John.
Here's what I did with Kevin's help.
1. Created a subroutine that accepts one parameter and returns the va
Thanks John.
Here's what I did with Kevin's help.
1. Created a subroutine that accepts one parameter and returns the value
of the user specified system variable.
2. Wrote a glassfish webservice that calls that subroutine and returns
the value.
3. Wrote a java desktop gadget that hits the web serv
Thanks Kevin. This worked great.
On Thu, 2008-09-11 at 08:15 -0600, Kevin King wrote:
> >Is there a quick way to fetch the current number of licenses used?
>
> According to the documentation, SYSTEM(514) will return the number of users
> logged in, sans phantoms. SYSTEM(51) also purportedly ret
>Is there a quick way to fetch the current number of licenses used?
According to the documentation, SYSTEM(514) will return the number of users
logged in, sans phantoms. SYSTEM(51) also purportedly returns information
about device licensing, but I've not used either to be able to tell you any
mor
Write a simple pgm to EXECUTE "!listuser" and capture the output. Filter out
the info as needed.
Ignoring the blank lines, the 1st line will give you the headers and the 2nd
will give you the counts.
To manually see this, type "!listuser | more".
We do this every 15 minutes via cron and track
